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    The description :online diamond and gemstone ring catalogue from blackpool based diamond ring manufacturer....

    This report updates in 03-Apr-2019

Created Date:1999-05-30
Changed Date:2017-04-13

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the very highest quality gem rings product selection how we create diamond rings chard have been selling gold by mail order since 1964. in about 1980 we started making diamond rings, starting with simple solitaire, two stone and three stone diamond rings. since then, we have made diamond and gemstone rings in over 600 different styles only in late 1998 did we start to show our ring catalogue in the internet, along with other gold jewellery, gold coins, and collectors coins, on our original website 24carat.co.uk . for now, it may be best to visit our old site, but in the first few months of 2000, we will be developing this site gemrings.co.uk as our gem ring catalogue. this website is brand new, and we are designing it live as we go along. if you find any rough edges to it, we apologise in advance, but please come back for another look in a few weeks. meanwhile, here is a brief insight into our design and production process:- our diamond ring creation process how we design and manufacture our diamond rings -your diamond ring! we are always being asked "do you make them yourselves", and many similar questions. very briefly, i will run through our usual process. other people will work in different ways, depending on whether they are a small craft jeweller making individual pieces at designer prices, or a large mass-production manufacturer aiming for high volume markets. we are between these two extremes. we try to create designs that will be popular and sell repeatedly over a period of time, but each single ring is produced with the loving care it would receive if it were a one-off designer creation. 1) we start with an idea or inspiration. this can come from my imagination, from a customer comment, form an antique piece of jewellery. wherever the idea originates, i avoid copying it, but often allow it to take my thoughts along with it, trying out variations and improvements until something takes shape. at this stage, i will usually know what stones we intend to use. "all-diamond" rings sell best, but i also like to work with coloured gemstones, as i feel that they are more interesting. diamonds are alright, but they get a bit boring, and there is so much more to a really attractive coloured stone, colour to start with! 2) the basic layout. if the ring is a cluster, it used to take hours to draw out different variations on the same theme with different stone sizes. for the past few years i have been using corel draw, a computer drawing program to help with the basic stone layouts. when i make diamond rings, i like them to be diamond rings, without lots of gaps and metal in between, and the feedback from most of our customers tells me to use larger diamonds. 3) cost estimate when i have what i believe to be a great idea, i try not to be held back by the question of cost. i certainly dont believe in designing a thing down to a target cost price. however, i do try to keep an awareness of the eventual price, and sometimes scale down a particular design to create a price range of products. 4) details having got the basic layout on computer, its easy to print out copies of major variations, and get some consumer feedback, largely from our staff, but also from any customers who happen to be around. at this point, the details about the shank, weight, finger size and other points get decided. 5) making the master model the computer drawing goes to a model maker, who usually makes a few changes, sometimes improvements, often just failure to follow the dimensions. as i usually do the print-outs at a scale of 10:1, the dimensions should be idiot proof, just measure from the drawing in centimetres, and make the model in millimetres. it could hardly be simpler. i also enclose a full size print, often showing alternative (coloured) centre stones. master model makers are usually in good demand and charge premium prices. also whenever i need something i have to wait, because their bigger and more important customers are in a hurry to get their new collections out in time for the trade fairs. the model is usually made in silver because it is inexpensive and very forgiving to work with, can be soldered, and cut, drilled, even scrapped and re-started. other models might start out life as a wax carving, be cast in silver, then re-worked into the final shape. 6) check the model against the drawings very occasionally it may be right first time, but its quite normal for some adjustments to be made, and the model makers will complain that the drawing isnt much good, and ill point out that they havent measured properly. when they think they can see a possible improvement, i just wish they would talk to me about it first! 7) making the master mould once i am satisfied with the master model, it goes to a mould maker, usually at our casters. his first job is usually to remove and reposition the inadequate casting sprue that the model maker has provided. the sprue is the feed "stick" by which the wax is attached to the "tree", and through which the metal flows during casting. the mould is made of rubber latex, and is made by laying the model on strips on rubber, the packing it with more rubber strips in a special type of box which can be tightened up by screws. the mould is then vulcanised or cured by heating, after which the model has to be carefully cut from the mould. this is a highly skilled operation; the rubber cutter needs to know how and where to cut the mould usually into two halves, so that it can be quickly and easily re-assembled, and most importantly so that when the wax has been injected into the mould, the cooled, solidified wax can be successfully retrieved from the mould without damage or distortion. 8) buying the gold we always use our own gold for casting, but instead of supplying physical metal for each different alloy we need for each casting batch, we provide to our caster a supply of fine gold, usually 99.99% pure. our caster credits this to our metal account, and then debits this account each time he casts for us. we pay him an alloying charge, and he also charges us a percentage "loss" (our loss and his gain!). we also pay him for any silver or palladium content needed for any of the alloys. for this, he takes care of any sprues andother scrap. most of our casting is done by one company who we have found provide consistently high quality castings. they are probably one of the best quality caster in europe. there are a few drawbacks such as minimum quantity charges, and they are definitely more expensive than many. 9) cast. this over-simplifies this stage of the process, although all we needto do is place the casting order, and our caster does the rest. what he does, and we dont need to see, follows. 9a) a waxer takes our mould and, using a wax-injector, fills the mould with a specially formulated casting wax, at about 70 ° celsius. from experience, i know thats quite hot if you dont keep a good grip on the mould, and the hot wax squirts out of the sides of the mould and sticks to the fingers and hands, especially when it gets to the delicate skin in the webs between the fingers. each wax is checked to ensure it is complete, then stored ready for the next process. 9b) the waxes need to be sorted according to the alloy to be cast, and also so that pieces of dissimilar weight are not cast in the same batch. all the waxes for a casting batch are then assembled onto what looks like a wax candle, attaching them by dipping the end of their sprue into molten wax, then sticking onto the candle to form what looks like a christmas tree, and is universally and descriptively called a tree for this reason. 9c) once the tree is completed, it is placed into a round "can", and an "investment" mixture is poured into the can. this mixture is usually based on gypsum (plaster of paris), sometimes ceramics, depending on alloys and temperatures. the investment is vibrated to remove any air bubbles,allowed to set. once set, it is inverted and placed into a kiln or oven, and the t

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Domain name:
gemrings.co.uk

Registrant:
Lawrence Chard

Trading as:
Chard

Registrant type:
UK Sole Trader

Registrant's address:
213 Church Street
Blackpool
Lancashire
FY1 3PA
United Kingdom

Data validation:
Nominet was able to match the registrant's name and address against a 3rd party data source on 10-Dec-2012

Registrar:
YNH Limited t/a Your Name Here [Tag = CHARD]
URL: http://www.your-name-here.co.uk

Relevant dates:
Registered on: 30-May-1999
Expiry date: 30-May-2018
Last updated: 13-Apr-2017

Registration status:
Registered until expiry date.

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