1. Black silver inlay technology

This is an alloy decoration technology only used for silver. This technique is widely used in the Middle East, Russia and Thailand. The black silver jewelry is designed with carved flowers or carved silver as the base, and then filled with pure black copper silver lead alloy in the pattern. After polishing, the pattern of silver is exposed. The contrast between black and white is strong, showing 12 points of dignity.

2. Melting method

This method is common in Europe and is only used for silver production. The method is to take advantage of the physical characteristics of silver's uniform and rapid heat conduction to blow with fire, heat the thin silver sheet to the moment when it is about to melt, remove the heat source, and uniform wrinkles will be produced on the silver sheet. Jewelry made of this material has a strong decorative effect and a very natural charm. However, this method cannot be used on gold at all, because gold has poor thermal conductivity and cannot produce wrinkle effect. There are also some ornaments with droplet effect, which are made of silver rather than gold, and have a lasting appeal.

3. Engraving technology

The ancient techniques of gold and silver processing commonly used at home and abroad. Hammer the gold and silver thin, and then carve out the relief effect with a chisel, or carve out rich patterns. Generally speaking, the larger the area is, the richer the effects will be. Although we also often see carved gold ornaments, most of them are small and simple. The advantage of silver jewelry is that it has a large area and volume, so it can have more patterns and decorations,