The higher the quality of the jade egg-shaped surface, the higher the requirements for the inlay process

"Good materials and good workmanship" has always been recognized by the jade industry! Good craftsmanship is not only reflected in the grinding and polishing of the egg-shaped surface, but the inlay of the egg-shaped surface is also very important. At present, jade egg-shaped faces are mainly made of precious metals such as gold, K gold, and platinum. The main stones include rings, pendants, bracelets, earrings, brooches, etc., and the ingredients include diamonds or other gems. They are both classic and fashionable, and are loved by many jade lovers.

Inlay

1. Prong setting

The most common technique is claw setting. It is to use metal claws to buckle the jade on the bracket, so that it has sufficient light, looks crystal clear and very attractive.

2. Bezel setting

Bezel setting is to wrap the jadeite with metal edges, which is the most stable process. This method is often used for plain jadeite, such as jadeite saddle rings.

3. Nail setting

Nail setting is to dig out small nails on the edge of the setting to fix the jadeite. The advantage is that the main stone receives sufficient light.

4. Buried inlay

It means burying the jade deep in a metal groove and wrapping the edges with metal. This kind of inlay decoration has obvious effect, and the main jade stone has the effect of enlarging it.

5. Combination inlay

Combination inlay is the comprehensive application of multiple inlay methods.

Jade egg-shaped beads can be made into rings, earrings, pendants, necklaces, bracelets, corsages and other styles. They are very beautiful when inlaid and are suitable for a wide range of people. The first-class jade egg-shaped surface with water color and exquisite inlay craftsmanship is both classic and fashionable, and has a high collection value.

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