Description: Gather client’s requirements such as jewelry type, design style, materials, size, and any customization requests (e.g., engraving, stone choice).
Tools: Design software, initial sketches.
Visual: Image of a designer meeting with a client or sketching an initial concept.
Preliminary Design & Sketch
Description: The designer creates rough sketches or 3D digital designs based on client input.
Tools: CAD software (Rhino, AutoCAD), hand sketches.
Visual: Image of hand-drawn sketches or 3D model on a computer screen.
3D Prototype Printing
Description: A 3D printed prototype is created to visualize the design and check for any adjustments needed.
Tools: 3D printer, resin molds.
Visual: Image of a 3D printer in action or a printed prototype.
Casting & Shaping
Description: The 3D prototype is used to create a metal mold for casting. The metal is poured into the mold to form the jewelry shape, followed by refining and shaping.
Tools: Casting equipment, polishing tools.
Visual: Image of molten metal being poured into a mold or polishing process.
Stone Setting & Engraving
Description: Stones are set into the jewelry piece, and any engraving or decorative elements are added as per the design.
Tools: Setting tools, engraving tools.
Visual: Close-up of a jeweler setting a stone or engraving a name.
Surface Finishing & Polishing
Description: The jewelry piece is polished, smoothed, and given its final finish, such as matte, brushed, or high-gloss shine.
Tools: Polishing machines, fine sandpaper.
Visual: Image of jewelry being polished or buffed to shine.
Quality Control & Inspection
Description: The final product undergoes detailed inspection to ensure it meets quality standards, including size, shape, and stone security.
Tools: Magnifying tools, measuring instruments.
Visual: Image of a jeweler inspecting a piece of jewelry under a magnifying glass.
Packaging & Delivery
Description: The finished jewelry is carefully packaged in a premium box and prepared for delivery to the client.
