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What is stone intarsia?

A variety of stones are cut to precision and fitted together to form intricate designs. Picture intarsias highlight a natural stone “landscape” and frame it like a painting. Intarsias can be set into jewelry or displayed as mini artworks!

Intarsia Database

INT-01	Center: Polychrome Jasper Borders: Gary Green Jasper, Basanite Back: Basanite	On display at Crater Rock Museum, private collection.
INT-02	Center: Roxy Ann Petrified Wood Borders: Dumortierite, Plume Agate Back: Plume Agate
INT-03	Center: Roxy Ann Bicolor Japagate Borders: Sodalite, West Texas Petrified Wood Back: West Texas Petrified Wood
INT-04	Center: Polka Dot Agate Borders: Basanite, Lapis Lazuli Back: Plume Agate
INT-05	Center: Polychrome Jasper Borders: Lapis Lazuli, Biggs Jasper Back: Black Agate
INT-06	Center: Mozambique Agate Borders: Biggs Jasper, Lapis Lazuli Back: Lapis Lazuli
INT-07	Center: Polychrome Jasper Borders: Black Agate, Gary Green Jasper Back: Gary Green Jasper	Private collection.
INT-08	Center: Charoite, Psilomelane Borders: Howlite, Blue Tiger’s Eye Back: Blue Tiger’s Eye
INT-09	Center: Chrysoprase Borders: Howlite, Blue Tiger’s Eye Back: Blue Tiger’s Eye
INT-10	Center: Malachite, Andamooka Concrete Opal Borders: Basanite Back: Tube Agate	On display at Crater Rock Museum.
INT-11	Center: Idaho Sunset Agate, Malachite, Lapis Lazuli Borders: Basanite Back: Blue Goldstone