Course of Traditional Silver Jewelry Hand Carving

1. Silver melting: Silver is melted at high temperature, and the silver raw material is burnt to reddish brown.

2. Forging: Silver becomes soft after melting silver at high temperature, and it is easier to forge at this time. More importantly, it is necessary to avoid internal cracks caused by deformation of silver after forging, which leads to cracking of silver.

After hundreds of times of repeated silver melting and forging, the appropriate length and thickness are created, and the separated silver bars are forged into the required bracelet blank.

3. Molding and grinding: After the bracelet blank is forged, the corners and contours of the blank are polished with tools such as file and sandpaper to ensure the integrity of the basic shape of the bracelet blank.