Jewelry designer working on a 3D CAD model of an ornate gemstone pendant displayed on a laptop screen in a workshop studio.
Jewelry designer working on a 3D CAD model of an ornate gemstone pendant displayed on a laptop screen in a workshop studio.
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Manufacturing

Controlled from CAD to cast, and through the finish.

An ornament's final quality is shaped long before polishing. SolKarat integrates digital modelling, pattern preparation, printing, investment, casting, cutting, assembly and finishing so that each stage receives the information it needs from the stage before it.

Production cycle

How a design becomes a finished ornament

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Brief and CAD

Manufacturability review

High-resolution pattern

Tree, investment and casting

The approved design is developed in professional jewellery CAD around the target weight, size and finish.

The model is checked for strength, detail, casting suitability and weight before pattern production.

Casting patterns are printed with a 16K-class resin process to preserve fine detail.

Patterns are assembled, invested and cast in a controlled precision casting process.

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Finishing

Cutting, assembly, polishing and finishing bring the ornament to the approved standard.

Pieces are inspected, routed for applicable hallmarking, and dispatched with documentation.

Quality, hallmarking and dispatch

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