2. Swing the stone. Put the gem on the ring bezel to see if it fits the specifications of the bezel, and if the claws are long enough and can be fixed.
3. positioning. The shape of the gem is used to measure the specifications of the inlaid metal jewelry pieces and determine the required position of the inlay. First, grind the inlay into a groove with a dental needle until the gem can be fixed. Then use an umbrella needle to grind a gap on the claw position according to the height of the gem, which is convenient for fixing the gem. The position of each claw must be balanced and consistent, and there must be no height, otherwise the uneven appearance will appear after the gem is set.
4, into the stone. Put the gemstone into the preset inlay, and then confirm whether the gemstone and inlay are placed evenly, whether the surface is balanced, not loose, not offset, and completely consistent.
5, solid stone. Fix a gem in an inlay. When fixing, the force must be applied according to the hardness of various gems. When using pliers, the force must be uniform. If the force is too large, the gem will be damaged. If you don't apply enough force, you may not be able to fix the stone firmly, and it is easy to make it loose.
6. repair. After the above procedures, it is inevitable to leave pincer marks and file marks, which will damage the overall beauty of jewelry and must be repaired, especially the parts with long claws. When repairing claws, we must pay attention to the safety of the torus. It is best to protect the gem with your fingers, and then round, smooth and repair your claws with a file and sandpaper.