Custom jewelry manufacturing

"All that glitters is not gold"

What is behind the concept of high quality in the manufacture of custom jewelry? For a better understanding and sense of the difference, we need to give an example. The most striking antagonist example is the ‘mass product’ which is a jewelry sold in every supermarket, often "by weight" and is an inexpensive jewelry product.

The production of such "mass-produced" jewelry is carried out in accordance with its own technological process, which seeks to maximize savings and reduce the time of production of a single piece of jewelry. This is reflected in such areas of production as grinding (manual processing), polishing, and setting stones. The result of these stages of manaufacturing directly affects the appearance of the jewelry, and often not for the better.

With an individual approach to the creation and manufacturing of jewelry, each area, fragment of manufacturing is a separate world of experience that strives for improvement and is not limited by the rigid framework of a quick result. Manual setting of stones is a whole philosophy, a jewelry science that is honed during the special education of "jewelry setters" and is impossible without gaining the appropriate experience. If this experience is limited to the fastest possible result, it levels the final high quality of manufacturing when manufacturing the mass consumption product.

Personalized, individual jewelry manufacturing in most cases is devoid of such examples of work results, which will be discussed below.

But it's worth taking a closer look at some of the details of the jewelry in a calm atmosphere and without rushing. And very often you can notice:

• Uneven edges, beyond which some inserts go
• The legs (corners), which hold the small stones, have a chaotic and arbitrary shape, and in the complex resemble "metal porridge"
• Uneven gaps between small inserts
• Oval, central stone is fixed crookedly
• The legs (claws) that hold the oval stone have different shapes
• A red base is visible through the white coating (rhodium) around the oval in some places

"Gold has its price, but learning is priceless"

Of course, the first thing that comes to mind when thinking about custom jewelry is the thought of the likely high cost of personalized jewelry. This is far from the case and often not the case. It is worth explaining a bit about the structure and principles of pricing.

The cost of a finished individual piece of jewelry can be divided into 2 parts:

• Cost of jewelry materials
• Cost of manufacturing services

The materials from which the customer plans to order a piece of jewelry is a variable that depends on the customer's wish and the idea that is realized in the form of jewelry. Our custom jewelry manufacturing Sazhnev.Art uses almost any materials that can be processed. It is worth noting that we also work with materials provided by the customer - we use them in jewelry for a specific idea.