Custom Jewelry Designs

New Year Custom Jewelry Design Promotion

$100 OFF  • Custom Design Project of $1000.00+ • Started in January 

 

Our experienced jewelry artisans-in-residence will design any piece to your specifications, and we guarantee you will love the unique creation made just for you. 

 

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CUSTOM PROCESS

(Slide through the steps below)

It starts with a sketch. We sketch the idea here or you can bring in a drawing of your own like this customer did.
Create CAD model. We create a 3d model using CAD and virtual sculpting software.
Realistic renderings. Computer renderings of the model are created to illustrate what the final piece will look like before the piece is actually produced.
Setup CAD file for 3D printing. To successfully 3D print the model, supports must be added to overhangs and areas that may cause the print to fail.
3D Print Model The 3D printer slices the CAD file into hundreds of individual images and prints layer by layer in order to build the physical model that is used in the casting process.
Prepare the 3D print for casting The supports are removed from the model in preparation for casting.
Spruing Resin Wax sprue rods are attached to the model and the flask base to create a pathway for the molten metal to travel.
Attach Flask to Base The metal flask is attached to the flask base and holes taped over for pouring investment.
Investing Investment powder is mixed with water, vibrated in a vacuum chamber, and poured into the flask. The invested flask is left to set for 6-8 hours to harden before starting the burnout process.
Burnout The flask is placed into the oven to burnout the wax sprues and resin model. The temperature in the oven reaches up to 1400F to ensure complete burnout of the resin.
Lost-wax Casting After burning the model out of the hardened investment, the molten metal is then poured into the cavity.
Cool Down The flask is set to the side to cool down so that the metal is not red hot when quenching.
Quenching The hot mold is quenched in water to remove the investment from the newly cast piece.
Raw Casting After quenching the raw casting, the sprue is removed to be remelted for future castings.
Preparing the Casting The raw casting is then filed and polished in preparation for setting gemstones.
Preparing the Casting The raw casting is then filed and polished in preparation for setting gemstones.
Finished Piece Our in-house jeweler cuts the seats and carefully sets each of the gemstones securely in place.
Sketch to Finished Piece Sketch to Finished Piece


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