File:Drilling a hole in a jade key fob.jpg
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Drilling a hole into jade
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English: A GIA Graduate Gemologist drills a hole into a piece of jade to be used as a key fob. The work is slow and takes patience. The drill is inserted slowly into the piece under water using a drill press with a special bit, operated for a while, and then backed out. The process is repeated until done. |
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| Author | Thomas Farley |
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Photo taken by and courtesy of Thomas Farley at https://southwestrockhounding.com/tag/jason-fabbi/
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