How Your Ring Is Created

How Your Ring Is Created

Wedding Rings ... with a passion.

From a pure base of Peter W Beck refined Gold, Silver, Platinum, Titanium and Palladium, the same passion goes into creating a BECKS wedding ring.

With three decades of precious metal knowledge blended by Australia’s leading precious metals technicians, you’re both assured of life long and heart felt world leading, Australian made quality. And that’s a promise.

1. Beads of gold

Our alloys are melted in a temperature and atmospherically controlled environment, which ensures the consistent quality of BECKS metal. The molten gold then takes a cold bath in a vat where golden granules form. The traditional way involved dropping molten metal from two metres into a vessel of cold water. The same results, but without the quality control.

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2. Turning into ingots

Our little gold granules are melted again at a very precise temperature, before being poured into metal moulds, forming ingots. The gold ingot cools and hardens before leaving the mould.

3. That's how ingots roll

The gold ingot is then rolled out into its correct thickness as a flat plate. Interestingly, the roller pressure actually makes the metal much hotter and easier to work with. The pressure applied, when rolling the metal, changes the grain structure of the metal and increases its strength.

4. Stamping gold washers

Our very flat, gold ingot is now pressed into 'washer' shapes. Of course, the gold off cuts aren't thrown out. It's all remelted to create another ingot, more stamped washers... and, ultimately, more beautiful BECKS rings.

5. Washer is coned in a press and die

Each little washer is then pressed into a 'cone' shape. This next vital step ensures the seamless strength created in every BECKS ring.

6. Cone turns to slug

The gold cone is pressed into the die, becoming what we call a 'slug'. We have just created the essence of a seamlessly and eternally strong BECKS ring.

7. Width control

Our gold 'slug' is then pressed to its required width, while also ensuring the new ring has precisely even sides and parallel edges.

8. Rolled for your ring size

As soon as the ring 'slug' is even all around, it is now rolled and turned to the exact ring finger size. BECKS rings don't just look amazing, they really fit.

9. Lathed to perfection, inside out

The outside profile and the inside of the ring gets an extremely accurate lathe turning, finessing the outside and inside of the ring to very specific degrees of comfort. What's more, you can choose from BECKS Standard Fit, Ezi-Fit or Luxury Fit styles.

10. Hand crafting, a specialty

For all BECKS unique ring profiles and specialty pieces, a manual lathe is used to turn the ring's outside profile.

11. The hallmark

The Peter W Beck hallmark. You'll find it on the inside of every one of our rings. It's the stamp of quality, and your guarantee for a lifetime.

12. The carat stamp

The carat stamp comes next, ensuring you are wearing a Peter W Beck ring of the finest metal in the country.

13. Polished by hand

Under the eyes of our professional jewellers, each and every BECKS ring is now hand polished. The slightest imperfection is removed, accentuating the precious metal's natural luster.

14. Sparkling clean

Immersed in an ultra sonic detergent, the ring emerges with any polishing residues removed.

15. Quality control

Then, after drying and a final quality inspection, another stunning BECKS ring is ready to be dispatched... for a very lucky someone.

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1. Beads of gold  2. Turning into ingots  3. That's how ingots roll  4. Stamping gold washers  5. Washer is coned in a press and die  6. Cone turns to slug  7. Width control  8. Rolled for your ring size  9. Lathed to perfection, inside out  10. Hand crafting, a specialty  11. The hallmark  12. The carat stamp  13. Polished by hand  14. Sparkling clean  15. Quality control