Lost Wax Casting

Pieces cast using the lost wax casting method. The vacuum method was also used to create these pieces.
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An Amethyst and Peridot ring. The mounting was created using the Lost Wax Casting method.
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An Amethyst and Peridot ring. The mounting was created using the Lost Wax Casting method.

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  • Created entirely of customers old gold and Ametrine stones.
  • Bead and Bright cut with Diamonds and a Citrine stone. This ring was designed to "fit" the stone which the customer loved.
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  • Pink Coral and 14 karat gold.
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  • Dark Citrine.
  • 10 Karat yellow gold and Carnelion ring. The mounting was carved in wax to fit the client's stone and then cast.
  • An Amethyst and Peridot ring. The mounting was created using the Lost Wax Casting method.
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  • Cabochon cut emerald bezel set into a cast ring. It can be a little treacherous to "fold" the gold onto an emerald with such close tolerances.
  • A London Blue Topaz and diamonds set into a ring that was made using the Lost Wax Casting method and gold the client already owned.
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  • In the Middle Ages, special powers were attributed to Bloodstone because it was believed to have been formed when some drops of Jesus' blood fell and stained some Jasper at the foot of the cross
  • These wedding bands were created to depict the cross of Christ and the two thieves crucified with him. Gold was provided by the couple to create them.
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