Once a draft is approved, a mould form of the design will be created. Next, replicas of this design are made of high density rubber using a process called “Vulcanization” developed in the early Nineteenth century. Once these moulds are ready they begin an ancient method know as “ the lost wax process”, here a highly skilled craftsman inserts wax into the rubber mould, creating a wax replica of the original design. The wax model is then placed into a clay form overnight at temperatures as high as 1600° F, then removed displaying a shape of our design formed into the clay.

The next step of creating our jewelry masterpiece is the casting. Here, 925 Sterling is cast into a mould at high temperatures, then extracted from the mould once cooled. An expert artisan then begins the polishing and buffing, using age-old techniques to remove any rough edges, superfluous materials or imperfections, all while being extremely careful not to damage or scratch the precious jewelry.

After the stones have been set, the masterpiece is then coated with a layer of Rhodium to protect the Silver. Rhodium is a rare material used to protect jewelry from scratches and prevent tarnishing. The piece is then cleaned and vigorously inspected to ensure utmost perfection.