MICCFine workmanship Casting the perfect jewelry
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Designers draft sketches or use CAD software (e.g., Rhino or MatrixGold) to generate 3D models.
Using laser cutters or hand tools, metal sheets or gemstones are shaped and sized.
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The mould drawings must be accurate to replicate the intricate details of the design.
After testing, adjustments are made to address any imperfections or discrepancies.
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Wax is poured into the mould to produce wax replicas of the jewelry.
Molten metal (gold, silver, or platinum) is poured into the cavity to form metal pieces.
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Once solidified, any plaster residue is carefully removed.
The final stage involves high-grit polishing for a flawless finish.
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Dimensions, weight, surface smoothness, and adherence to the design are examined.
The soldered areas are polished again for aesthetic consistency.
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Frames, settings, and decorative parts are combined.
Frames, settings, and decorative parts are combined.
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Different techniques like prong setting, pave setting, or bezel setting are applied.
This step enhances durability, prevents tarnishing, and improves visual appeal.
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Solder points, gemstone settings, and plating are meticulously checked.
Custom-designed boxes or pouches protect the item.