SILVER CLASS BALI

Silver Class Process Stages

There are 9 stages that guests will go through in making silver jewellery:

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1. Design selection

You will choose the design of the silver jewellery you want to make. The workshop has provided several designs that can be used as references for making silver jewellery. So you choose the design to be created. You can also bring your own designs. However, it is discussed with the silver craftsman whether the design can be done in 2 hours or not

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2. Material Introduction

After the design selection. You will be explained that the jewellery will be made using pure silver or 925 sterling silver

 

3. Smelting

Smelting is the first stage in the process of making silver jewellery. You will melt the pure silver until it melts using a special stove. After melting then pour into moulds to become silver bars that will be processed further

 

4. Fortification

After being printed in bar form, the silver is beaten using a hammer so that it becomes hard (not easily broken during the next process)

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5. Pressing

The next step is pressing, it is to change the silver that was struck earlier. Use a special tool to form a flat or wire shape as desired (depending on the size and type of jewellery to be made)

6. Jewellery formation

After the silver is in the form of a plate or wire, you will form your own jewellery will be made (here you can be creative in forming jewellery according to your wishes)

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7. Brazing

After forming the jewellery, you will carry out the brazing process, namely connecting separate pieces of jewellery

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8. Sanding

After the connection process is complete, sanding will be carried out. The aim is to clean the remains of cutting or joining parts

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9. Polishing

After the finished jewellery has been sanded, the next step is to make it shiny by using a polish tool.

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Jewellery is ready to use!

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