Molding
To create each jewelry piece, a prototype is made using reusable wax. This serves as the foundation for production. A mold is created, after which molten 925 sterling silver is carefully poured in. Once the metal has cooled and solidified, the jewelry's raw form is delicately removed from its mold for further refinement.
Filing & Polishing
Skilled artisans file, polish and refine jewelry using various polishing compounds and buffing wheels to eliminate all scratches and surface imperfections until a smooth, shiny finish is achieved.
Plating
Our jewelry is designed to last you through the years. That's why we place great emphasis and rigor on our plating process.
Our gold and rose gold pieces are electroplated with 18k solid gold to a thickness of 2.5 to 3 microns. Our silver pieces has a rhodium plating that is at least 5 times thicker than regular S925 silver jewelry.
Assembly & Setting
For bracelets and necklaces, chain links and findings are seamlessly joined using soldering or laser techniques.
Expert craftsmen then use different setting techniques (prong, bezel, pave) to precisely place each gemstone according to design specifications.
Final polishing is done to ensure all surfaces are smooth and shiny before the production process is concluded.
Molding
To create each jewelry piece, a prototype is made using reusable wax. This serves as the foundation for production. A mold is created, after which molten 925 sterling silver is carefully poured in. Once the metal has cooled and solidified, the jewelry's raw form is delicately removed from its mold for further refinement.
Filing & Polishing
Skilled artisans file, polish and refine jewelry using various polishing compounds and buffing wheels to eliminate all scratches and surface imperfections until a smooth, shiny finish is achieved.
Plating
Our jewelry is designed to last you through the years. That's why we place great emphasis and rigor on our plating process.
Our gold and rose gold pieces are electroplated with 18k solid gold to a thickness of 2.5 to 3 microns. Our silver pieces has a rhodium plating that is at least 5 times thicker than regular S925 silver jewelry.
Assembly & Setting
For bracelets and necklaces, chain links and findings are seamlessly joined using soldering or laser techniques.
Expert craftsmen then use different setting techniques (prong, bezel, pave) to precisely place each gemstone according to design specifications.
Final polishing is done to ensure all surfaces are smooth and shiny before the production process is concluded.
