This is the creative phase where ideas are brainstormed and translated into sketches or digital designs. Designers draw inspiration from various sources, including nature, architecture, history, and current trends.

The sketches are transformed
into precise 3D models using Computer-Aided Design (CAD) software. This model allows for exact measurements and visualizations of the final product.

The CAD design is either carved into wax or 3D printed to create a prototype model of the jewelry. This model is used to make the mold for casting.

The wax model is encased in a plaster-like material to create a mold. Once hardened, the mold is heated to melt away the wax, leaving a cavity into which molten metal is poured. This process forms the basic shape of the jewelry.

The cast metal piece is cleaned of any residual material and polished to a high shine. Any imperfections from the casting process are also corrected during this step.

Precious stones are carefully selected and set into the metal framework. This requires precision to ensure the stones are secure and well-aligned.