Stone-in-place casting is no longer a novelty in the manufacture of jewelry, although not until recent years has its use increased considerably and been introduced in many firms throughout the world, in the manufacture of both gold and silver jewelry. However, it is also true that, notwithstanding their many years of experience, a large number of manufacturers still encounter continual unsolved problems. This article aims at providing some answers to solve the most common problems that occur in stone-in-place casting.

Author: Dr. Hubert Schuster