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Casting with precious metals

Precious metals are the cornerstone of fine jewellery, prized for their rarity, durability, and aesthetic appeal. In jewellery casting, the choice of metal plays a crucial role in the quality and value of the final piece.

We craft jewellery with various metals

White Gold

Yellow Gold

Red Gold

Sterling Silver

Britannia Silver

White Bronze

Yellow Bronze

Red Bronze

Brass

Copper

Comparing metals

Selecting the right precious metal for your jewellery is essential for achieving the desired look, feel, and longevity. Factors to consider include the metal’s colour, hardness, and how it complements the gemstones or design of the piece.

Whether you’re looking for the timeless appeal of gold, the cool elegance of silver, our expert casters are available to guide you through the selection process.

Precious metal conversion calculator

Precious Metal (grams)
Wax plays a crucial role in the jewellery casting process, particularly in the lost-wax casting method. This technique involves creating a detailed wax model of the jewellery piece, which is then encased in a mould. The wax is melted away, leaving a cavity into which molten metal is poured. Use Wax in the calculator to convert your carving to the approx. weight of the casting in metal.
Silver is renowned for its brilliant sheen and affordability. Sterling silver, consisting of 92.5% silver and 7.5% alloy, is commonly used in jewellery casting. Silver’s versatility makes it ideal for both contemporary and traditional designs.
Gold is one of the most popular choices for jewellery. Available in several colours and karats, gold’s malleability and lustrous finish make it a favourite. We offer gold in yellow, white, and rose varieties, ranging from 9k to 24k, to suit your design needs.

<strong>Copper</strong> is a versatile metal known for its reddish-brown colour and excellent conductivity. While not classified as a precious metal, copper is frequently used in jewellery making, especially in alloy form with other metals like gold or silver.

Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc, celebrated for its warm, yellowish-gold hue. It is widely used in jewellery casting for its strength and workability, often serving as an affordable alternative to gold.

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