The first is traditional gold craftsmanship. Traditional gold crafts include manual decoration techniques such as hammering and filigree, carving, frying beads, inlay, and burning blue. It's made by hand. The craftsmen at that time were all fine gold and gold repair by hand; if you were careless, you would have to start over again. Therefore, although this kind of gold is finely shaped, it is time-consuming, laborious, and expensive. It is definitely a symbol of noble status. Unfortunately, the hardness is a bit low, so it wears out easily.

Then there is modern ancient gold craftsmanship. However, this is a major innovation in traditional craftsmanship. One of the most critical steps in innovation is to directly replace the ancient manual hammering molding method with a modern standard and common casting process to make gold production faster and more economical. Although the cost has been reduced, the texture and details are still just as exquisite. It's really nice and affordable!

Next is the 18K gold process. The gold content of this gold is more than 75%, and the rest is other precious metals. As a result, it has higher hardness, more variety of styles, and color changes! The smoothness is also top notch; it's simply the “Transformers” of the gold world!

Let's talk about the 3D hard gold process. This is a high-tech job! Through electroforming technology, gold is made hard and has a more three-dimensional shape. If the gloss level explodes, you have to make a hole in the surface to let the wax mold flow out. Although it's a bit flawed, the overall effect is impressive!

Finally, let's go to the silver casting 3D hard gold process, commonly known as the 5D hard gold process. This is a culmination! It combines all the advantages of previous generations, not only has high hardness and good luster, but is also more environmentally friendly and healthy. When you wear it, it's like having a gold version of “super gear”!