Gilt Octagonal Star Bracelet

Gilt Octagonal Star Bracelet This work is one of the best sellers in the store. The production process of the stars is relatively complicated. Each star is formed by the designer annealing the Silver grains, putting them into the mold and hammering them with a hammer. During this process, it is necessary to pay attention to the force of the hammering to control the shape and avoid heavy metal hammer marks. After the star is formed, it needs to be polished and trimmed to get a three-dimensional octagonal star. Each bracelet needs to create at least 20 to 30 stars (depending on the length of the work). The designer needs to repeat the above steps dozens of times. After continuous annealing and hammering, fine lines are also ground on each circle. Coupled with k gold and oxidation to enhance the texture effect, the bracelet design is completed, and the designer's intention and perseverance can be felt. In addition, the designer has repeatedly tested the handle chain lock to improve it, and the lock is more difficult to loosen.