Professional gem cutter Jordan Wilkins has become an online wildfire for his stunning pixelated gems that have done comparisons to the gemstones found in the famous video game Minecraft.
Wilkins attributes ‘opposed bar cuts’ to achieving the pixelated look, where the facets on the top of the stone are perpendicular to the facets on the bottom of the stone.
On a recent reddit post, he adds:
“It’s called the Smithsonian Bar and has been around in different variations for decades until a gentleman named Jeff Graham came up with the name and really popularized it among gem cutters.”
To see more gorgeous cut gemstones from Wilkins, you can follow him on Instagram at @gemcutter3
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