Jewellery making involves many processes, such as melting precious metals to create wires from which all or part of a design is formed.
Casting began in the 4th millennium B.C. using the lost-wax process, and the same principles are still used today. Modern technical advances now allow the finest designs to be cast with precision, saving time and reducing costs.
Making quality jewellery has always demanded precision and attention to detail at every stage. Today, with technology enhancing design capabilities, we can create beautiful pieces more efficiently than ever.
Setting is one of the most important skills in jewellery making. It brings real beauty to the finished piece and demands precision, dexterity, and a deep understanding of gemstones to create a setting that is both stunning and secure.
A well-polished piece of jewellery has a mirror-like shine that enhances both its beauty and value. Achieving a smooth, flawless finish that feels comfortable to wear involves many careful preparation stages.
The first word said is WOW! - because everything comes together: the design, craftsmanship, materials, and emotion, all revealed in a single moment.
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