How To Craft Pure Gold Jewelry_ A Step-By-Step Guide.pptx

Hey there, jewelry lovers! Ever wonder how those beautiful gold chains, bracelets, and rings are made? Let's break it down in a fun and easy way!
First up is making gold chains. Think of it like turning a gold bar into a string of shiny noodles. You start by heating the gold, then press and pull it into thin wires. Next, you wind these wires into rings and connect them to form chains. It’s like building with gold Legos! After that, you twist, flatten, and engrave patterns onto the chains. Finally, you attach clasps to make sure they stay on snugly.
For bracelets, it’s a bit different. You clamp the bracelet, weld a base plate, and add a clasp. It’s like putting together a puzzle with shiny gold pieces! Rings, pendants, and earrings follow a similar process but with their own twists, like adding teardrop-shaped parts or ear pins.
But wait, there’s more! To make the jewelry look extra sparkly, there are some cool finishing touches. You can sandblast it to give it a matte look, or polish it until it shines like the sun. There’s even a step called “acid dipping” to make the surface super smooth.
Crafting pure gold jewelry is like turning raw gold into wearable art. Whether you’re a jewelry store owner, a designer, or someone looking to sell custom pieces, this process turns ordinary metal into something magical. Ready to turn your gold dreams into reality? Let’s get crafting!

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2. CONTENT The Clasping Process of Chain-type Pure Gold Jewelry The Clasping Process of Pure Gold Bracelets The Clasping Craftsmanship of Pure Gold Rings, Pendants, and Earrings CONTENTS Auxiliary Processes in the Craft of Pure Gold Jewelry The Polishing Process of Pure Gold Jewelry 01 02 03 04 05

3. 01 The Clasping Process of Chain-type Pure Gold Jewelry

4. The Clasping Process Flow of Chain-type Pure Gold Jewelry Filing the sprue Linking Welding chain Shaping Chain finishing Filing the Sprue : Use coarse and smooth files to remove sprue protrusions, ensuring a seamless surface; control hand strength and follow the workpiece’s shape to avoid over-filing. 2.Linking : Assemble chain pieces using linking pliers, tweezers, and cutting pliers; ensure clasps are flexible, properly matched, and securely connected without deformation. 3.Welding Chains : Weld chain links with combination welding tools, clamps, and borax; control flame intensity to avoid weak or excessive welds, ensuring secure and aesthetic joints. 4.Shaping : Correct deformities using chain pliers, scrapers, and hammers; apply gentle force to avoid over-deformation or length discrepancies. 5.Chain Finishing : Polish with files, scrapers, and hanging grinders; remove burrs and smooth surfaces while avoiding workpiece deformation or edge damage.

5. Process Flow for Bracelets and Necklaces Corn chain Each section resembles corn. Usually, three sections make a string, mixed with pearl chains, to form a chain. Pearl chain A semi-circular clasp chain with an inward groove. 01 02 Common types of bracelets and necklaces made through wire-pulling processing mainly include the following categories. Double hook chain Two overlapping loops form each single loop to create a chain. Single clasp chain Each single loop is linked to form a chain. 03 04

6. Process Flow for Bracelets and Necklaces Making rings Single knot chain Welding Clasp Pulling Wire : Use a blow torch, press machine, and wire drawing plate to heat, press, and draw gold bars into wire; ensure wire diameter is measured with calipers to avoid overweight issues. Making Rings : Wind gold wire around a steel rod using a hanging grinder or manual winding machine; ensure uniform ring sizes and straight cuts. 3.Buckling Ring : Connect rings into chains as per design; methods vary for pearl, corn, and double fastening chains. 4.Welding Clasp : Weld ring openings using a blow torch and gold pieces or powder soaked in borax water; ensure even welds, especially for corn chains.

7. Process Flow for Bracelets and Necklaces  Twisting Chain Flattening Engraving patterns Installing the clasp 5.Twisting Chains : Use a hand drill and needle-nose pliers to twist chains for uniform connections; avoid over-twisting to prevent breakage. 6.Flattening : Hammer and press machine to flatten chains; heat and roll repeatedly for even surfaces and consistent angles. 7.Engraving Patterns : Use a carving machine to engrave designs on chains; ensure chains are flat and oiled to prevent sticking and control carving depth. 8.Filing Surface : File chain edges with coarse and smooth files; adjust fixture height and avoid over-filing to maintain weight and smoothness. 9.Installing the Clasp : Attach and weld clasps to chains using a torch; ensure clasps are flexible for easy wear and removal.

8. 02 The Clasping Process of Pure Gold Bracelets

9. The Clasping Process of Pure Gold Bracelets

10. The Clasping Process of Pure Gold Bracelets Clamping the bracelet Welding the base plate Welding the calibration tube Opening the tube  Welding the bracelet tongue

11. 03 The Clasping Craftsmanship of Pure Gold Rings, Pendants, and Earrings

12. The Clasping Craftsmanship of Pure Gold Rings, Pendants, and Earrings The process for clasping rings, pendants, and earrings is similar to chain jewelry, involving filing, shaping, welding, and clamping, with minor differences such as welding teardrop ears for pendants and ear pins for earrings. The welding methods for teardrop ears, clasp rings, and ear pins are introduced as follows. Use combination welding tools, borax, ear pins, bails, jump rings, and welding wire for the process. Main Tools and Materials Insert ear pins, spot weld with controlled flame, and weld bails and jump rings sequentially, ensuring smooth and secure weld points. Operating Process Control flame size to prevent ear pin melting, ensure uniform weld points, and repair/polish any oversized welds for smoothness. Notes

13. 04 Auxiliary Processes in the Craft of Pure Gold Jewelry

14. Auxiliary Processes in the Craft of Pure Gold Jewelry

15. Auxiliary Processes in the Craft of Pure Gold Jewelry Sandpaper polishing Sparkling Sand-Like Finishing Acid Dipping Sandblasting Nylon polishing wheel Nylon Sand Polishing

16. 05 The Polishing Process of Pure Gold Jewelry

17. The Polishing Process of Pure Gold Jewelry The polishing (also known as brightening) process of pure gold jewelry involves polishing the workpiece's lines, edges, or other design requirements to make its surface shinier. 01 Agate burnishing knife, steel presser. Main Tools Used 02 Steel Pressing and Polishing: Smooth the workpiece using a steel presser, clean with wood eye extract to remove impurities, and enhance shine with an agate burnishing knife for a polished finish. Operating Process Steps Steel Presser Brightening Agate Burnishing Knife Brightening

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