Chains and bracelets of weaving 'Ramses' made of silver and gold

The production of chains and bracelets of the weaving "Ramses" is a process that requires skill and attention. We can make products for you of 14k gold and 925 sterling silver with a high level of quality. Choose a piece of jewelry that will emphasize your individuality and become a reliable companion in life.

In our catalog, you can choose and buy a variety of models: from small to massive men's options. It is also possible to choose other parameters, upon request we will make jewelry with different combinations of length, width and weight, with blackening, gilding, rhodium plating, as well as with a clasp that will appeal to you. Weaving “Ramses” is the choice of those who value quality, style and uniqueness. See for yourself the beauty and reliability of products of this weave - products in which every detail is important.

Next, we will tell you how this magnificence is created - in this case, the men's Ramses chain made of silver. And the first thing you should start with is preparing the material for work.

Preparing precious metal for work

As with the production of other chain weaves, first we melt and alloy 999.99 silver, casting a rectangular silver ingot. This ingot, which the craftsmen call a "pencil", will be the basis of future products. Then the resulting ingots, already made of 925 sterling silver, are heated and rolled in rollers. The rollers compress and lengthen them to a square wire of the required thickness. Then we round this wire and reduce the diameter using a special tool - a die. The wire is pulled through the die several times to achieve the ideal shape. The next stage is twisting the wire into a spring. Here it is important to observe the proportions of the wire diameter and the diameter of the final spring so that the weaving turns out to be the desired width and density of links. To make a bracelet or chain "Ramses" you need two springs of the same length, but twisted in different directions, which we will then cut in a certain way.

The material is prepared. Assembly and soldering of links.

After cutting the springs, we get pieces - blanks for future links. The accuracy of the cutting affects the ease of assembly and the appearance of the finished product. Each piece cut from the spring is a quarter of one link of the "Ramses" weave. If the blanks are cut correctly, then when assembling the links, clicks occur - a sign that each element has "sat" in its place. Now we assemble ... the assembly occurs in exactly the same way as for the "Bismarck" weave. There is nothing complicated here, it is enough to thread each pair of pieces into each other, and in the process we connect these pairs to each other in a long chain. At this stage, we already see the formation of links and the chain itself. When the links are assembled, the soldering stage begins. With proper soldering, the Ramses bracelets and chains are mobile and neat. A soldering method is used, which creates a truly presentable and expensive look of jewelry. As was written earlier, two springs prepared at the beginning, wound in different directions, create two chains “Bismarck” with a pattern also in opposite directions. Weaving “Ramses” practically consists of these two Bismarck chains, soldered together, therefore it has a second name, “Double reverse Bismarck”. We connect these two chains by soldering. This is how the completed silhouette of the weaving “Ramses” is born. Immediately after soldering, as a rule, a dark coating remains in the places of heating. To remove it, boil the product in water with ordinary citric acid. Sterling silver 925 after boiling in citric acid acquires a bright white color, and the links become smooth. In this case, the chain "Ramses" is close to completion of its manufacture, all that remains is to file down the edges, removing the required layer from all sides, then solder the end ones on both sides, to which we will fix the clasp, and polish the last step.

The photo below shows the end sets of sizes that are prepared in advance, we select the right ones and solder. This is what the end pins that have just been soldered onto the already sawn chain look like:

Application of coating (if ordered) and polishing.

The final stage is boiling in citric acid and polishing. If a blackened product is required, then oxidation is added to the process. Silver oxidation is a chemical process in which a silver product is placed in a container with a special solution of sulfur and is heated, as a result of which a sulfur sulfide film appears on the surface - that same dark coating on chains, bracelets and other silver jewelry, which is sometimes impossible to get rid of without the use of special means.
The following photo shows "Ramses" immediately after blackening: Now we remove a thin layer of fine sandpaper from the outer edges using a drilling machine and polish. After polishing, the product is washed in an ultrasonic cleaner to remove any remaining dust and give the jewelry its final shine.

This is how the production of silver bracelets and chains “Ramses” is completed - unique jewelry that combines craftsmanship, sophistication and attention to detail. Each link, each element passes through the hands of experienced craftsmen who create these jewelry masterpieces with love and professionalism. The result is a piece of jewelry that will not only emphasize your style, but also add confidence to every move. The bracelet will become your reliable companion, and the chain will be a powerful accent of your individual image. These jewelry pieces are suitable for any event - from everyday wear to special occasions when it is important to emphasize your status and taste. Each product “Ramses” is a harmony of form and content, where the links become symbols of strength, and the weaving is a reflection of your unique personality.

If you have any questions, please contact us - we are always ready to advise you on any issues of interest to you.