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Mokume Gane-
This traditional forging technique is rooted in the year 1600 in Japan.Wie in the manufacture of Damascus steel to be welded to thin sheet metal by forging together. In order to obtain as high-contrast patterns are preferred metals and metal alloys with as different colors combined. The name
Mokume Gane, Mokume consisting of the words, the Japanese word for wood grain, and Kane, Japanese for metal, very aptly describes the appearance of the resulting pattern by forging.
is now practiced that very complex and expensive forging technology by only a few gold and silversmiths, one of the few Bernhad is schmuck08.
Like a pair of Mokume Gane rings arises:
output module in the size approximately 45x8, 5x7, 5mm, materials, silver and palladium
Repeated alternation of annealing and forging, depending on the desired ring size.
twisted module, that is, turn the module on its own axis.
The module is divided for two rings and a large module is slotted
Slotted modules, starting Aufdornung. Important to glow after each forging.
Slow Aufdornen until full rounding. Always in very small steps, with intermediate annealing.
Fully rounded rings.
flat forging of the ring outside (between this glow again and again)
finally finished and ready for collection.
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