Step 8:

Polishing and Engraving

When the diamonds are set and the jewelry is ready, a final and thorough polish is carried out. While the diamond may scintillate the light reflected through its many facets, the metal itself must luster and shine as well.

The Leibish logo and the metal hall mark are engraved on each piece using a laser. For assaying purposes each piece of jewelry is inscribed with the metal type indicating whether it is Platinum or 18-karat gold.

Polishing the Cup

Polishing the Reflector of a Diamond Ring

Polishing the Shank

Polishing the Shank of the Diamond Ring

Steaming the Jewelry

Steaming the Jewelry After a Polishing

Ensuring the Jewelry is Properly Polished

Checking the Polishing

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Assembling the Jewelry
This process must be done very carefully and accurately as even the slightest miscalculation can result in a disproportionate piece of jewelry. Each section of jewelry is soldered together and finalized for a perfect piece of jewelry. Read More »

Setting the Stones
Very carefully, the correct sized holes are drilled into the jewelry and the settings are created. Only after all diamonds, other than the center are set, do the jewelers begin working on the center stone. Read More »

Quality Assurance
Leibish & Co. uses only 100% natural fancy colored diamonds. The stones themselves are never enhanced or artificially colored in any way. Modifications to the jewelry itself, for example plating the cup, are necessary and regularly done in order to perfect the finished product. Read More »

Printing the Model
The model must first be thoroughly cleaned and prepared. Once completed, from that incredibly accurate, precisely measured plastic model the jewelry is crafted. Read More »

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