Definition of cabochon in English:

cabochon

noun ˈkabəʃɒnˈkæbəˌʃɑn

A gem that has been polished but not faceted.
被抛光但未琢面的宝石
two big ruby cabochons
as modifier a necklace of cabochon rubies
一条被抛光但未琢面的红宝石项链。
Example sentencesExamples
- For massive material such as turquoise or lapis lazuli, which is fashioned into cabochons and free-form shapes, the purity, durability, and color of the material contribute to its desirability.
- The example in Plate VIII is activated by pressing the cabochon garnet surmounting the rock crystal dome, under which a nephrite frog climbs a silver-gilt ladder.
- Her hair was pulled back tightly into a crest raised high by several collars of polished bone set with smooth cabochons of amethyst the same shade as her hair.
- The Russian imperial crown is set with a cabochon ruby.
- Out came cut stones, cabochons, obscure gems, common amethyst, odd colors of garnet, sapphire, and jade.
- Combine heated copper, authentic turquoise cabochons and Southwest stencils for surprisingly easy keepsake treasure boxes.
- Using the different shades of the turquoise cabochons as my color guide, the gauntlet was thrown.
- A few specimens from the Red Dwarf deposit have recently been cut into cabochons, but none have yet been faceted.
- It looked like an angel, except for one thing: where the eyes of angels are blank and colorless like ice, the eyes of demons burn red, like ruby cabochons.
- The handle, over three feet long and wrapped with a glossy black hide was crossed with an elaborately sculpted black metal hilt and capped with a huge, round pommel inset with a deep blue cabochon gemstone.
- She lifted a necklace out of the letter, with a mock-sapphire cabochon.
- However, amazonite also has frequently been polished as cabochons and other shapes, its color and slight schiller effect making it a fine gem material in its own right.
- The stones may be faceted or cut in cabochon and set either in bezel mountings or with prongs.
- In the middle of the knot glinted a black cabochon star sapphire and around the winding arms of the metal was a circle encrusted with hundreds of tiny diamonds that shimmered in the light.
- It joined him in the dust and drew a wavering rendition of a double-sided pendant, two cabochons back to back, set in an intricate web of silver links.
- The female Sphinx moved to extend a paw, which contained a small silver headband set with a single cabochon of amethyst, that pulsated in time with a heartbeat.
- Alex didn't bother to look up from the delicate task of removing burrs from the edge of the cup of fine silver that would, eventually, hold a cabochon cut tigers-eye stone.
- She flung out an arm and touched heavy gold-embroidered silk and the cold smoothness of sapphire cabochons.
- For the next several years, Lawrence continued to work in this style, adapting it to form an interlacing design on a ring set with a cabochon emerald.
- Within lay a length of silver casing, round and narrow, and set at different points with cabochon stones of lapis and white crystal.
Synonyms
gem, gemstone, precious stone, semi-precious stone, stone, brilliant

Phrases

en cabochon

(of a gem) polished but not faceted.
被抛光但未琢面的宝石
precious stones en cabochon
Example sentencesExamples
- When a star sapphire is cut en cabochon, and viewed at just the right angle, reflected light causes a six-rayed star to project across the top of the stone.
- They are generally cut en cabochon, but is often cut into round pieces for necklaces and pendants.
- From the Art Deco era, a unique pendant created from brass and set with a large oval piece of yellow glass cut en cabochon.
- It is considered to be a sacred stone in India and by tradition, it is always cut en cabochon.
- Besides being faceted and cut en cabochon, rubies are sometimes engraved with inscriptions or figures, this being most frequently done in the East.
- A superb blue topaz, reminiscent of clear tropical waters, was custom cut en cabochon especially for this stunning ring.
- Fine quality gems cut en cabochon were often used to reinterpret Mughal motifs from art of the Mughal Empire, which merged Hindu and Persian elements.
- Matrix opal is only found at Andamooka and is generally cut and sold en cabochon.
- If the gem is cut en cabochon so that the base is parallel to the fibers, when rotated in a single light source, the ‘eye’ slides over the surface of the gem.
- The gems are usually cut en cabochon, meaning with a convex, rounded surface that is polished but unfaceted, in order to best display their chatoyancy.

Origin

Mid 16th century: from French, diminutive of caboche 'head'.

Definition of cabochon in US English:

cabochon

nounˈkabəˌSHänˈkæbəˌʃɑn

A gem polished but not faceted.
被抛光但未琢面的宝石
as modifier a necklace of cabochon rubies
一条被抛光但未琢面的红宝石项链。
Example sentencesExamples
- The Russian imperial crown is set with a cabochon ruby.
- A few specimens from the Red Dwarf deposit have recently been cut into cabochons, but none have yet been faceted.
- The handle, over three feet long and wrapped with a glossy black hide was crossed with an elaborately sculpted black metal hilt and capped with a huge, round pommel inset with a deep blue cabochon gemstone.
- It looked like an angel, except for one thing: where the eyes of angels are blank and colorless like ice, the eyes of demons burn red, like ruby cabochons.
- In the middle of the knot glinted a black cabochon star sapphire and around the winding arms of the metal was a circle encrusted with hundreds of tiny diamonds that shimmered in the light.
- Out came cut stones, cabochons, obscure gems, common amethyst, odd colors of garnet, sapphire, and jade.
- For massive material such as turquoise or lapis lazuli, which is fashioned into cabochons and free-form shapes, the purity, durability, and color of the material contribute to its desirability.
- However, amazonite also has frequently been polished as cabochons and other shapes, its color and slight schiller effect making it a fine gem material in its own right.
- Alex didn't bother to look up from the delicate task of removing burrs from the edge of the cup of fine silver that would, eventually, hold a cabochon cut tigers-eye stone.
- It joined him in the dust and drew a wavering rendition of a double-sided pendant, two cabochons back to back, set in an intricate web of silver links.
- The female Sphinx moved to extend a paw, which contained a small silver headband set with a single cabochon of amethyst, that pulsated in time with a heartbeat.
- The stones may be faceted or cut in cabochon and set either in bezel mountings or with prongs.
- Using the different shades of the turquoise cabochons as my color guide, the gauntlet was thrown.
- Combine heated copper, authentic turquoise cabochons and Southwest stencils for surprisingly easy keepsake treasure boxes.
- The example in Plate VIII is activated by pressing the cabochon garnet surmounting the rock crystal dome, under which a nephrite frog climbs a silver-gilt ladder.
- For the next several years, Lawrence continued to work in this style, adapting it to form an interlacing design on a ring set with a cabochon emerald.
- She flung out an arm and touched heavy gold-embroidered silk and the cold smoothness of sapphire cabochons.
- Within lay a length of silver casing, round and narrow, and set at different points with cabochon stones of lapis and white crystal.
- She lifted a necklace out of the letter, with a mock-sapphire cabochon.
- Her hair was pulled back tightly into a crest raised high by several collars of polished bone set with smooth cabochons of amethyst the same shade as her hair.
Synonyms
gem, gemstone, precious stone, semi-precious stone, stone, brilliant

Phrases

en cabochon

(of a gem) polished but not faceted.
被抛光但未琢面的宝石
Example sentencesExamples
- Besides being faceted and cut en cabochon, rubies are sometimes engraved with inscriptions or figures, this being most frequently done in the East.
- A superb blue topaz, reminiscent of clear tropical waters, was custom cut en cabochon especially for this stunning ring.
- Fine quality gems cut en cabochon were often used to reinterpret Mughal motifs from art of the Mughal Empire, which merged Hindu and Persian elements.
- The gems are usually cut en cabochon, meaning with a convex, rounded surface that is polished but unfaceted, in order to best display their chatoyancy.
- It is considered to be a sacred stone in India and by tradition, it is always cut en cabochon.
- They are generally cut en cabochon, but is often cut into round pieces for necklaces and pendants.
- From the Art Deco era, a unique pendant created from brass and set with a large oval piece of yellow glass cut en cabochon.
- When a star sapphire is cut en cabochon, and viewed at just the right angle, reflected light causes a six-rayed star to project across the top of the stone.
- If the gem is cut en cabochon so that the base is parallel to the fibers, when rotated in a single light source, the ‘eye’ slides over the surface of the gem.
- Matrix opal is only found at Andamooka and is generally cut and sold en cabochon.

Origin

Mid 16th century: from French, diminutive of caboche ‘head’.

单词	cabochon
释义	Definition of cabochon in English: cabochon noun ˈkabəʃɒnˈkæbəˌʃɑn A gem that has been polished but not faceted. 被抛光但未琢面的宝石 two big ruby cabochons as modifier a necklace of cabochon rubies 一条被抛光但未琢面的红宝石项链。 Example sentencesExamples For massive material such as turquoise or lapis lazuli, which is fashioned into cabochons and free-form shapes, the purity, durability, and color of the material contribute to its desirability. The example in Plate VIII is activated by pressing the cabochon garnet surmounting the rock crystal dome, under which a nephrite frog climbs a silver-gilt ladder. Her hair was pulled back tightly into a crest raised high by several collars of polished bone set with smooth cabochons of amethyst the same shade as her hair. The Russian imperial crown is set with a cabochon ruby. Out came cut stones, cabochons, obscure gems, common amethyst, odd colors of garnet, sapphire, and jade. Combine heated copper, authentic turquoise cabochons and Southwest stencils for surprisingly easy keepsake treasure boxes. Using the different shades of the turquoise cabochons as my color guide, the gauntlet was thrown. A few specimens from the Red Dwarf deposit have recently been cut into cabochons, but none have yet been faceted. It looked like an angel, except for one thing: where the eyes of angels are blank and colorless like ice, the eyes of demons burn red, like ruby cabochons. The handle, over three feet long and wrapped with a glossy black hide was crossed with an elaborately sculpted black metal hilt and capped with a huge, round pommel inset with a deep blue cabochon gemstone. She lifted a necklace out of the letter, with a mock-sapphire cabochon. However, amazonite also has frequently been polished as cabochons and other shapes, its color and slight schiller effect making it a fine gem material in its own right. The stones may be faceted or cut in cabochon and set either in bezel mountings or with prongs. In the middle of the knot glinted a black cabochon star sapphire and around the winding arms of the metal was a circle encrusted with hundreds of tiny diamonds that shimmered in the light. It joined him in the dust and drew a wavering rendition of a double-sided pendant, two cabochons back to back, set in an intricate web of silver links. The female Sphinx moved to extend a paw, which contained a small silver headband set with a single cabochon of amethyst, that pulsated in time with a heartbeat. Alex didn't bother to look up from the delicate task of removing burrs from the edge of the cup of fine silver that would, eventually, hold a cabochon cut tigers-eye stone. She flung out an arm and touched heavy gold-embroidered silk and the cold smoothness of sapphire cabochons. For the next several years, Lawrence continued to work in this style, adapting it to form an interlacing design on a ring set with a cabochon emerald. Within lay a length of silver casing, round and narrow, and set at different points with cabochon stones of lapis and white crystal. Synonyms gem, gemstone, precious stone, semi-precious stone, stone, brilliant Phrases en cabochon (of a gem) polished but not faceted. 被抛光但未琢面的宝石 precious stones en cabochon Example sentencesExamples When a star sapphire is cut en cabochon, and viewed at just the right angle, reflected light causes a six-rayed star to project across the top of the stone. They are generally cut en cabochon, but is often cut into round pieces for necklaces and pendants. From the Art Deco era, a unique pendant created from brass and set with a large oval piece of yellow glass cut en cabochon. It is considered to be a sacred stone in India and by tradition, it is always cut en cabochon. Besides being faceted and cut en cabochon, rubies are sometimes engraved with inscriptions or figures, this being most frequently done in the East. A superb blue topaz, reminiscent of clear tropical waters, was custom cut en cabochon especially for this stunning ring. Fine quality gems cut en cabochon were often used to reinterpret Mughal motifs from art of the Mughal Empire, which merged Hindu and Persian elements. Matrix opal is only found at Andamooka and is generally cut and sold en cabochon. If the gem is cut en cabochon so that the base is parallel to the fibers, when rotated in a single light source, the ‘eye’ slides over the surface of the gem. The gems are usually cut en cabochon, meaning with a convex, rounded surface that is polished but unfaceted, in order to best display their chatoyancy. Origin Mid 16th century: from French, diminutive of caboche 'head'. noun.1 phr. Definition of cabochon in US English: cabochon nounˈkabəˌSHänˈkæbəˌʃɑn A gem polished but not faceted. 被抛光但未琢面的宝石 as modifier a necklace of cabochon rubies 一条被抛光但未琢面的红宝石项链。 Example sentencesExamples The Russian imperial crown is set with a cabochon ruby. A few specimens from the Red Dwarf deposit have recently been cut into cabochons, but none have yet been faceted. The handle, over three feet long and wrapped with a glossy black hide was crossed with an elaborately sculpted black metal hilt and capped with a huge, round pommel inset with a deep blue cabochon gemstone. It looked like an angel, except for one thing: where the eyes of angels are blank and colorless like ice, the eyes of demons burn red, like ruby cabochons. In the middle of the knot glinted a black cabochon star sapphire and around the winding arms of the metal was a circle encrusted with hundreds of tiny diamonds that shimmered in the light. Out came cut stones, cabochons, obscure gems, common amethyst, odd colors of garnet, sapphire, and jade. For massive material such as turquoise or lapis lazuli, which is fashioned into cabochons and free-form shapes, the purity, durability, and color of the material contribute to its desirability. However, amazonite also has frequently been polished as cabochons and other shapes, its color and slight schiller effect making it a fine gem material in its own right. Alex didn't bother to look up from the delicate task of removing burrs from the edge of the cup of fine silver that would, eventually, hold a cabochon cut tigers-eye stone. It joined him in the dust and drew a wavering rendition of a double-sided pendant, two cabochons back to back, set in an intricate web of silver links. The female Sphinx moved to extend a paw, which contained a small silver headband set with a single cabochon of amethyst, that pulsated in time with a heartbeat. The stones may be faceted or cut in cabochon and set either in bezel mountings or with prongs. Using the different shades of the turquoise cabochons as my color guide, the gauntlet was thrown. Combine heated copper, authentic turquoise cabochons and Southwest stencils for surprisingly easy keepsake treasure boxes. The example in Plate VIII is activated by pressing the cabochon garnet surmounting the rock crystal dome, under which a nephrite frog climbs a silver-gilt ladder. For the next several years, Lawrence continued to work in this style, adapting it to form an interlacing design on a ring set with a cabochon emerald. She flung out an arm and touched heavy gold-embroidered silk and the cold smoothness of sapphire cabochons. Within lay a length of silver casing, round and narrow, and set at different points with cabochon stones of lapis and white crystal. She lifted a necklace out of the letter, with a mock-sapphire cabochon. Her hair was pulled back tightly into a crest raised high by several collars of polished bone set with smooth cabochons of amethyst the same shade as her hair. Synonyms gem, gemstone, precious stone, semi-precious stone, stone, brilliant Phrases en cabochon (of a gem) polished but not faceted. 被抛光但未琢面的宝石 Example sentencesExamples Besides being faceted and cut en cabochon, rubies are sometimes engraved with inscriptions or figures, this being most frequently done in the East. A superb blue topaz, reminiscent of clear tropical waters, was custom cut en cabochon especially for this stunning ring. Fine quality gems cut en cabochon were often used to reinterpret Mughal motifs from art of the Mughal Empire, which merged Hindu and Persian elements. The gems are usually cut en cabochon, meaning with a convex, rounded surface that is polished but unfaceted, in order to best display their chatoyancy. It is considered to be a sacred stone in India and by tradition, it is always cut en cabochon. They are generally cut en cabochon, but is often cut into round pieces for necklaces and pendants. From the Art Deco era, a unique pendant created from brass and set with a large oval piece of yellow glass cut en cabochon. When a star sapphire is cut en cabochon, and viewed at just the right angle, reflected light causes a six-rayed star to project across the top of the stone. If the gem is cut en cabochon so that the base is parallel to the fibers, when rotated in a single light source, the ‘eye’ slides over the surface of the gem. Matrix opal is only found at Andamooka and is generally cut and sold en cabochon. Origin Mid 16th century: from French, diminutive of caboche ‘head’. noun.1 phr.
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