Chiseling and engraving technology: This is an ancient technique of gold and silver processing common at home and abroad. The gold and silver are hammered thin, and then chisel is used to carve out the effect of relief, or rich ornamentation on the chisel. Generally speaking, the larger the area, the richer the effect.
Melting method: This technique is more common in Europe and is only used for silver production. The method is to use the physical properties of uniform and rapid heat conduction of silver to blow with fire, heat the thin silver sheet to the moment when it is about to melt, remove the heat source, and uniform wrinkles are produced on the silver sheet. Jewelry made of this material has a strong decorative effect and a very natural charm. There are also some ornaments with a droplet-like effect , which are also far better than gold in silver, which is very charming.
Japanese wood grain metal: The main material is also silver, the manufacturing technique is very interesting, and the artistry and decorative effect are strong. The method is to overlap and weld sterling silver and copper- silver alloys with different contents , nickel-silver alloys, copper, brass, red copper (sometimes a small amount of gold), etc., and then rub them, and then flatten the metal surface. There will be texture effects of different colors.
Black silver inlay technique: This is an alloy decoration technique used for silver. This technique is widely used in the Middle East, Russia, and Thailand. Black silver jewelry is made of chiseled or engraved silver design as the base, and then filled with pure black copper-silver-lead alloy in the pattern, which is polished to reveal the pattern of silver.
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Post time: Sep-06-2022