Stones with mounting holes for jewelry and decorative items

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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 17x16 mm no 91
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 18x13 mm no 83
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 18x14 mm no 90
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 18x17 mm no 92
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 19x19 mm no 88
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 21x14 mm no 94
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 22x15 mm no 86
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 22x18 mm no 95
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 23x16 mm no 84
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 23x18 mm no 87
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 25x15 mm no 85
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 25x19 mm no 79
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 27x14 mm no 93
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 29x10 mm no 80
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 30x10 mm no 81
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 30x19 mm no 82
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole fi 18 mm no 89
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 20x14 mm no 66
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 20x20 mm no 63
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 23x16 mm no 73
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 24x17 mm no 61
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 24x18 mm no 71
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 24x19 mm no 69
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 25x13 mm no 59
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 26x19 mm no 67
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 27x19 mm no 58
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 28x15 mm no 64
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 28x19 mm no 60
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 29x13 mm no 68
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 29x17 mm no 75
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 29x20 mm no 62
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 30x11 mm no 77
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 31x11 mm no 76
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 31x14 mm no 70
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 32x14 mm no 74
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 32x16 mm no 72
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 34x11 mm no 65
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 34x13 mm no 78
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 34x16 mm no 57
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 22x18 mm no 44
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 25x17 mm no 56
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 27x20 mm no 48
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 28x16 mm no 40
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 28x20 mm no 55
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 29x19 mm no 50
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 29x22 mm no 38
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 31x12 mm no 36
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 31x16 mm no 49
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 31x19 mm no 52
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 31x21 mm no 51
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 32x12 mm no 43
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 32x24 mm no 41
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 33x16 mm no 37
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 34x11 mm no 54
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 34x19 mm no 53
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 34x23 mm no 46
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 35x24 mm no 35
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 36x23 mm no 45
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 37x17 mm no 39
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Lapis lazuli cabochon with hole 37x18 mm no 42
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Stones with holes – natural elegance and functionality in jewelry

Stones with holes, also known as drilled stones, are one of the most commonly used elements in handmade jewelry. Their distinctive feature – a hole drilled through the stone – makes them extremely practical for stringing, hanging and combining with other semi-finished products.

What are stones with holes?

Stones with holes are natural or synthetic minerals that have been drilled to enable them to be strung or assembled. The hole in the stone can be transverse (across) or longitudinal (from top to bottom), depending on the intended use in the jewelry design.

Popular names and terms

  • Drilled stones
  • Stringing stones
  • Stones with holes

Raw stones with holes

Raw stones with holes that have not been polished, retaining their original, natural character, are becoming increasingly popular. Ideal for pendants and necklaces in a rustic style.

Stone drilling techniques

The process of drilling stones requires precision and the use of appropriate equipment. Natural stones are brittle and hard, so they should be processed using techniques that minimize the risk of cracking.

The most commonly used methods:

  • Wet diamond drilling – the use of diamond drill bits and cooling water minimizes thermal stress and damage to the stone structure.
  • Ultrasonic drilling – a technology that uses ultrasonic waves for contactless drilling of particularly hard stones such as corundum or spinel.

Hole diameters

The most common hole diameters in stones range from 0.5 mm to 2 mm. The diameter is selected depending on the intended use of the string, fishing line, wire or connecting links.

Applications of stones with holes

Stones with holes are a basic component in handicraft and artistic jewelry. The main areas of application are presented below:

Stringed jewelry

  • Necklaces and chokers
  • Bracelets on jewelry elastic or fishing line
  • Earrings and pendants

Macramé and decorations

Stones with holes are often woven into wall decorations, dream catchers, and boho-style amulets.

Amulets and talismans

In esotericism, it is believed that stones worn directly on the body – e.g. around the neck or in a pocket – can strengthen energy, protect against negative influences from the environment or attract good luck. Stones with holes are therefore ideal for creating such items.

What to look for when choosing stones with holes?

When choosing stones with holes, it is worth paying attention to several key aspects:

  • Drilling quality – the hole should be smooth, without chips or burrs.
  • Symmetry and shape – particularly important in projects requiring precision.
  • Naturalness of the raw material – is the stone natural, dyed or synthetic?
  • Hole size – suitable for the intended use (e.g., thickness of jewelry elastic).

Scientific and mineralogical curiosities

  • Some minerals, such as fluorite and calcite, are very brittle and difficult to drill without specialized equipment.
  • The Mohs hardness scale plays a key role in assessing a stone's susceptibility to mechanical processing – the higher the hardness, the greater the scratch resistance, but the more difficult it is to drill.
  • Dyeing and impregnation of stones can affect their internal structure and susceptibility to cracking during drilling.