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The Journey of Dew Diamonds Jewellery
Design
The process of creating a unique piece involves an initial design stage. Here, designers frame an idea, which is then actualised. The concept is drawn on paper and digitally interpreted via Computer Aided Design (CAD) technology. Once the CAD file is prepared, it is fed into a 3D Rapid Prototype system. Using Direct Light Projection Technology, a fully operational resin model is crafted through the 3D Rapid Prototyping System (RPT).
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Pre-Casting
The digital draft from Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAM) is accurately converted into a resilient silver master model via casting. This model acts as a crucial reference for generating rubber moulds for future reproductions. Various materials, such as natural rubber, silicone, and metal, undergo “vulcanizing” to shape these moulds. Using a commercial wax injector, wax models are made from the rubber mould and affixed to a wax tree for casting.
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Casting
A sophisticated process requiring adept crafters, casting commences with placing the wax tree in a steel flask. The flask is filled with a chemical powder concoction, which solidifies within an hour. The flask is then heated in an electric furnace, melting the wax and creating a tree-like hollow. Molten metal then fills this void. It is then cooled and the solidified concoction is removed to uncover the jewellery in its original shape.
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Post-Casting
The post-casting process kicks off with excising the raw cast from the tree, which leaves behind a minor protrusion. It is removed with a grinding unit and polished to achieve a silky touch. Undesirable metal is eliminated through filing. Component-sharing designs are fused using soldering or laser techniques. Various methodologies, such as prong, channel, and bezel, are used to affix gemstones to the piece.
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Final Stage
The last stage includes a three-step polishing process, vital for the piece’s aesthetic appeal and value. For diamond-embedded jewellery, pre-polishing is performed before setting the diamonds for uniform lustre. The piece is coated with rhodium, a reflective white metal, for enhanced scratch resistance, anti-tarnish properties, and pleasing colour patterns. Lastly, a quality control (QC) check examines the piece to ensure it meets the established quality standards or the client’s specific requirements.
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Dew Diamonds has been a world leader in jewellery craftsmanship since 2011.
Diamond Quality Guaranteed
The 4Cs of diamond quality—cut, colour, clarity, and carat weight—are the essential factors to consider when choosing a diamond. They all contribute to its exceptional beauty and value.
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The cut quality of a diamond is the most important factor in its brilliance and sparkle. A well-cut diamond reflects light more efficiently, making it brighter and more dazzling.
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Diamonds are graded on a colour scale from D to Z. Colourless diamonds are the most valuable, but diamonds with a slight yellow or brown tint can still be beautiful and affordable.
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A diamond’s clarity refers to the number and size of inclusions and tiny blemishes in a diamond. Inclusions are natural in diamonds, all impacting a diamond’s appearance and value.
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The carat weight of a diamond is its mass measurement. Carat weight is often used for comparing sizes. However, note that cut quality can influence a stone's size and appearance.
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