Design and development of gold bracelet stamping die

Azman, Muhd. Afiq Hafizuddin (2022) Design and development of gold bracelet stamping die. Project Report. Melaka, Malaysia, Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka. (Submitted)

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Abstract

On gold bracelets, many goldsmith workshops in Malaysia use traditional handcrafting techniques. Because the jewellery manufactured in these factories is usually heavy and time-consuming to make, the expense and thus the pricing are relatively high. As a result, goldsmiths require tools that can mass-produce gold bracelets in order to meet market demand. This study will employ locally available materials and establish studio processes that goldsmiths may use to translate their designs into stamping dies that can be used to mass produce lightweight, three-dimensional design parts. Within qualitative research, the study blended industrial-based research and descriptive research approaches. Practicing goldsmiths in Malaysia were the study's target population. The study's accessible population consisted of a few Malaysian goldsmith businesses. Many motifs and images that symbolise Malaysian culture might be translated into dies and punches to create gold bracelets, according to the study. As a result, goldsmiths should build basic tools like dies and punches in the workshop using a press machine in order to produce high quality and mass manufacturing.

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