Descriptions:

-K Green: There is a type of green that is not found in forests, nor in gemstones.

— It is hidden in 750‰ pure gold, a precise blend of gold, silver, copper, and palladium at a high temperature of 1,000 degrees Celsius.

Colour separation and gradient: The gradient effect between white and yellow metals is accomplished through a precise colour-separated electroplating procedure. This technique necessitates meticulous control and seamless blending of the two metals, showcasing a high level of craftsmanship.

Double-sided ancient coins: The base is fitted with bearings and a coin holder designed to hold the coins in place; these coins can be rotated manually.

Lantern Chain: The process involves manually threading the needle through extremely fine tubular structures, leading to a very low yield rate. Even the slightest mistake during welding can cause the structure to collapse and become irreparable.

Enamel: Coloured powder is poured into the gold base, and the enamel is created through firing at a temperature of one thousand degrees Celsius.

Sandblasting: A texture with golden beads and a fine mist is created, dispersing light softly and diffusely Difficulty: When the sand is excessively coarse, it may feel rough, while if it is overly fine, the texture might turn out uneven.

Hammer marks: A single strike leaves a dent, while a thousand of strikes form a shape. A gentle strike may leave no trace, while a forceful strike can penetrate the bottom.

This Collection uses natural diamonds, freshwater pearls, and zircon.