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Because All Things Are Not Created Equal

How Our Jewelry is Made

From Concept to Completion (Step 2)

The model maker constructs a three-dimensional piece, in either wax or metal, from the visual rendering and communication with the designer. This is perhaps the most important step, for it is here that the design is brought to life. Many SUNA designs are modeled in wax to achieve the right texture and modulation.
Wax cast used for making jewelryWax cast used for making jewelry
Before a permanent model is made for the item, the wax is analyzed to see if any improvements are necessary. The finished waxes are cast in silver and cleaned. This silver casting becomes the permanent model that is transformed into a rubber mold and then eventually cast in either platinum or eighteen-karat yellow gold.
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