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Standard sizes of plaster rings
Standard sizes of plaster rings





standard sizes of plaster rings

  • Can be made more quickly unlike sending orders to a casting factory which usually work on a timetable.
  • We are able to set more finely and delicately due to the stronger metals and also we can offer "tension set" rings.
  • The range and complexity of designs we can offer is infinitely increased.
  • Modifications or alterations during making process are much easier.
  • Crisper finish which is lacking in cast items as a cast piece is usually created in one go, hard to reach areas are often left unpolished.
  • Cast items do not wear as well as truly hand made pieces.
  • Holds the polished finish much better, doesn't scratch as easy and holds the shape of the design.
  • No chance of porosity (bubbles in the surface or just under) or crystallisation which are common faults in the casting process.
  • Cast metals are softer and lighter as they have been heated to a liquid state, cooled quickly and not hammered.
  • Much much tougher than cast pieces therefore can withstand the strain of day to day life.
  • Inherently stronger therefore increased security for your precious stones.
  • standard sizes of plaster rings

    Designing a ring using CAD (Computer Aided Design program), printing a wax ring from that design, and casting it again this is not handmade.Buying cast components and soldering them together.Carving an original one-off ring in wax, getting it cast and polishing.Many jewellery companies claim to make bespoke, one-off, custom made rings, when actually they are using the casting method. Cast production includes:

    standard sizes of plaster rings

    There are very very few jewellers that manufacture truly handmade rings. It is this process of heating and annealing that hardens the metal which the casting process skips, making handmade jewellery almost 50% harder than cast jewellery. It means taking a raw piece of cold-rolled metal wire, bar or sheet of precious metal, such as Platinum or Gold, then through a process of cutting, hammering, shaping and annealing (heating), the precious metal is shaped into the required design. Hand fabricated is the rarest type of jewellery construction. We specialise in traditional hand fabrication which means forging a piece by hand, without the use of CAD/CAM, wax models, casting or prefabricated pieces of any kind. The quality of our jewellery is something that we are immensely proud of and the way that our jewellery is made and constructed is of paramount importance. The pieces are then polished and the gemstones are set. Molten metal is then poured into these cavities. When the metal has cooled, the plaster mold is removed and the individual jewellery pieces are clipped off the “tree”. Once the plaster has set, the wax is melted out, leaving a cavities inside the plaster.







    Standard sizes of plaster rings