Craftsmanship & Precision
CAD Designs
The process starts with CAD Design. Based on your sketch or reference image, a 3D CAD model is created for precision.
Wax Department
Once the 3D design is approved, the design is converted into a physical 3D wax model. This serves as the master pattern for the casting process.
Casting Department
The wax tree is placed into a flask filled with liquid plaster (investment). Once set, it goes into a furnace where the wax melts out, leaving a hollow cavity for molten metal.
Filing Department
After casting, raw metal pieces undergo filing and grinding to clean rough edges, remove sprues, and shape the surface before setting.
Pre-polish
Select elements and components are set, the pieces then move to pre-polish. This helps smooth out the surface and prepares it for assembly or main setting.
Setting Department
Stones (diamonds, gemstones) are hand-set onto the metal piece under magnification. Various setting styles (prong, bezel, channel, pave) are applied.
Final Polish
After stone setting, the piece undergoes a final polish to achieve a mirror finish and shine, preparing it for quality inspection.
Ultrasonic Cleaning
The polished jewelry item is cleaned using ultrasonic waves in a specialized cleaning solution to remove buffing compounds, dirt, and oil.




