Conceptualization: First Of our professional designers brainstorm and create the initial idea for the jewelry piece, considering factors like style, theme, and purpose. And also consider the customer requirement and idea what he/she want in the precious jewelry.
Detailed Design: In the second stage of designing skilled designers create detailed plans either through sketches or computer-aided design (CAD) software. These designs specify the exact dimensions, materials, and techniques to be used in the manufacturing process.
Metal: Depending on the desired properties (such as color or durability) and budget, metals like gold, silver, platinum, or various alloys are chosen.
Diamonds: Diamonds are selected based on factors like quality, color, cut, and clarity. Popular gemstones include diamonds, rubies, sapphires, and emeralds.
Other Materials: Additional materials like enamel for detailing, beads, or pearls might be chosen based on the design requirements.
Wax Model: A wax model of the jewelry piece is created either by hand carving or using 3D printing technology. This model serves as a prototype for the final piece.
Casting: The wax model is used to create a mold. Molten metal is poured into the mold, where it solidifies and takes the shape of the wax model. After cooling, the metal piece is extracted from the mold.
Soldering: Different parts of the jewelry, such as clasps, settings, or decorative elements, are joined together using soldering techniques. Soldering involves melting a filler metal (solder) to join the metal parts without melting the main pieces.
Stone Setting: If the jewelry includes Diamonds, skilled craftsmen set them securely into the metal. Various techniques like prong, bezel, pave, or channel settings are used based on the design and gemstone type.
Polishing: The assembled piece undergoes multiple polishing stages to remove imperfections, scratches, and any oxidation, resulting in a smooth and shiny surface.
Surface Finishing: Depending on the design, surface finishing techniques like plating (adding a layer of metal), enameling (decorating with colored glass-like material), or etching (creating designs by removing layers of metal) are applied.
Final Inspection: The finished jewelry piece is meticulously inspected for quality. Jewelers examine the piece for any defects, ensuring it matches the design specifications and meets quality standards.
Certification: High-value or precious diamonds jewelry often comes with certificates from gemological laboratories(IGI - International gemological Institute), verifying the authenticity and quality of the diamonds used
Packaging: The completed jewelry is carefully packaged in boxes or pouches, sometimes accompanied by certificates of authenticity or care instructions.
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