Think of diamond inclusions as nature’s birthmarks. As diamonds form under extreme heat and pressure, other minerals or internal irregularities can get trapped inside the crystal. Clarity is simply a measure of how many of these “birthmarks” are present under a 10x magnification jeweler’s loupe.
When most people begin their journey into the world of diamonds, they often fixate on Carat weight. It is a natural instinct to want the largest stone possible. However, seasoned jewelers and diamond experts know a secret: Carat is just a measurement of weight, but Cut is what determines beauty.
Computer-Aided Design (CAD) has emerged as a pivotal technology, fundamentally reshaping how jewelry design is conceived, designed, and brought to life. For jewelers aiming to enhance their capabilities and streamline their processes, a thorough understanding of CAD is increasingly vital.
Jewelry casting is the process of forming jewelry by pouring molten metal into a mold, where it solidifies into the desired shape. This technique – often done via lost-wax casting – is fundamental in modern jewelry manufacturing, enabling makers to create multiple pieces with complex designs efficiently.
What is Tumbling? Tumbling is a finishing technique in the manufacture of jewelry that smooths, polishes, and deburrs metal surfaces. This is done by placing...
3D printing is now changing the face of jewellery design, customization, and even improvement in production. Here at Empire Casting House, we use the latest...
