Clubs in General

Rock and gem clubs, or “lapidary” clubs are a good way to connect with others in your community who are interested in lapidary arts. They are usually family-friendly, don’t take too much physical effort and can teach you how to produce beautiful gemstones. Lapidary clubs are usually cheap to join (I pay AU $20 a year for my membership to the Essendon Gem & Lapidary Club in Melbourne, Australia). They are very helpful in all aspects of lapidary and can link you to a wider network of lapidary exhibitions, statewide events and suppliers wherever you are. Here are some cool things I have done with my club: CABOCHONS: These are polished gemstones ...

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