Jewellery making involves many processes, such as the melting of precious metals to create wires from which to make all or part of a design.
Being able to cast a design started in the 4th millennium B.C. Called the loss wax process, the same principles are still used today. The technical advances enable the finest designs to be cast, saving time and reducing costs.
Making quality jewellery has always demanded precision and attention to detail at every stage, and now, with technology enhancing the design capability, we can create beautiful things more quickly.
Setting is one of the most important skills when making jewellery. It adds real beauty to the finished piece and requires precision, dexterity, and a thorough understanding of gemstones to create a stunning and secure setting.
A well-polished piece of jewellery has a mirror-like shine that enhances its beauty and value. Many preparation stages are involved in achieving a smooth, perfect finish that is comfortable to wear.
The first thing you will say is WOW!
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