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Beyond Your Dreams

Let’s start with the question, what is CAD?  

Welcome to the world of CAD, where creativity and precision dance hand in hand! CAD, short for Computer-Aided Design, is the jewel in the crown of design tools, catering not only to engineers but also to the visionary artists of the jewelry world.

Imagine CAD as your silent partner, seamlessly weaving the intricate threads of geometry behind the scenes. It’s the digital artisan’s toolkit, freeing our designers from the complexities of manual calculations. No more diving into oceans of math – CAD lets us focus on the pure delight of bringing your dream jewelry to life.

Our CAD systems perform a symphony of thousands of calculations, ensuring every contour, every curve, and every facet is flawlessly crafted. It’s the unsung hero that transforms a mere idea into a masterpiece, making the designer’s journey not just easier but downright enjoyable.

In the heart of jewelry design, CAD is the catalyst that turns imagination into reality. It’s the key to unlocking the door to a world where every piece is a unique reflection of artistry and precision. Embrace the future of jewelry creation with us, where technology and craftsmanship unite to craft the extraordinary. Welcome to a realm where beauty meets innovation, and every piece tells a story only you can wear.

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Beyond Your Dreams

Let’s start with the question, what is CAD?  

The acronym CAD stands for Computer Aided Design and covers a wide variety of design tools used by several industry professionals like architects, game designers, artists, manufacturers, and of course engineers.  CAD systems help their users by performing thousands of complex geometrical calculations in the background without anyone having to even think about it.  This makes the designer’s job a whole lot easier and frankly more fun, because everybody loves doing pages of math by hand, right?

Highest Quality in 3D Printing

3D Printing is commonly used for prototyping and modeling in the jewellery industry. It transfers CAD (Computer-Aided Design) file into a wax model or stereolithography model. 3D printing techniques can produce a high complexity design efficiently, as well as design with numerous undercuts or hollow parts.

Wax and resin are the medium used in 3D printing machines for casting. However, wax is a material which performs the best in heat during the casting process. On the other hand, resin is often at risk during the melting or burning process since burnt plastic will turn into ash and dirt which gives damage to the final product. Resin often causes more problems during the casting process (Yet, both of them are welcome to be used in our casting service.

Highest Quality in 3D Printing

3D Printing is commonly used for prototyping and modeling in the jewellery industry. It transfers CAD (Computer-Aided Design) file into a wax model or stereolithography model. 3D printing techniques can produce a high complexity design efficiently, as well as design with numerous undercuts or hollow parts.

Wax and resin are the medium used in 3D printing machines for casting. However, wax is a material which performs the best in heat during the casting process. On the other hand, resin is often at risk during the melting or burning process since burnt plastic will turn into ash and dirt which gives damage to the final product. Resin often causes more problems during the casting process (Yet, both of them are welcome to use in our casting service).

Quality and Precision Perspective for Casting

There are mainly two types of casting in the jewelry industry, centrifugal casting and vacuum casting. Our company uses vacuum casting. The process starts by pouring the precious metal into the flask through a tiny hole.

The vacuum machine then sucks air out of the flask and pulls the liquid metal to all parts of the mold. The flask is then left to cool down and the metal solidifies.

Deflasking/ Cutting off as

As the metal solidifies, the investment is removed and the metal casting tree remains. The procedures of cleaning the dirt on the metal tree is first acid then wet and dry blasting. We will also tumble the pieces to shiny the metal and brighten the colour.

Quality Control & Invoicing

After the models are casted and cleaned, we will have a series of inspections of the finished products. Once it passes our quality control, the goods will now be invoiced to our dearest customer. If required, we will send the goods to the customer by courier or mail.