Goldsmiths, silversmiths, and jewelers are experts in the production of jewelry and ornamental objects from precious metals. They employ traditional techniques such as milling, engraving, etching, and chasing, using various tools and operating machines like rollers, engraving tools, and grinding machines. Finished jewelry is cleaned and polished using ultrasonic or polishing equipment. 

Areas of work and activity:

Goldsmiths, silversmiths, and jewelers create individually designed one-of-a-kind pieces as well as series production. They are skilled in various casting techniques, such as die casting and centrifugal casting, using wax models to produce precisely shaped jewelry components. Surface finishing through engraving and electroplating, as well as repair and alteration work, are also part of their responsibilities. Customer consultation is another important aspect of their work.

Work equipment:

• Goldsmiths, silversmiths , and jewelers use a variety of tools in their work , including hammers, drills, files, protractors, metal shears, pliers, and saws. They use machines such as rollers, engraving and grinding tools, ultrasonic cleaners, and polishing machines. Auxiliary equipment such as magnifying lamps, microscopes, scales, and various measuring and testing devices are also part of their arsenal.