What is the production process of beeswax beads?

The beeswax that people often talk about can also be called honey wax. Honey wax is actually a kind of amber. There are many types of honey wax. Some are completely opaque, and some are translucent. The prices of beeswax on the market now vary greatly. Everyone must learn to distinguish them correctly when purchasing. Beeswax beads are more popular because they have many meanings, such as the ability to prevent and treat diseases. The following introduces the production process of beeswax beads.

Beeswax beads production process:

The process of making beeswax beads. Making beeswax beads by yourself can not only enjoy the fun of making them, but also prevent you from buying fake beeswax. After all, I do everything from the raw stone to the finished product by myself. Let’s take a look at the tutorial on polishing beeswax beads.

First, the material requirements for bead carving are more stringent

For other materials, check their quality. Brand materials of poor quality can be skillfully carved to remove or avoid defects to achieve good carved objects. However, this is not the case with bead materials. The bead material is a whole piece of material, and you have to ensure that there are no mineral spots or ice flakes, and there can be no cracks. If a single bead has defects, it will affect its overall price.

Second, the production of beads is risky

After selecting the material, we start processing it into beads. So why are large bead materials so expensive? A large piece of flawless rough can only produce a very limited number of beads, and the risk is high! What are the risks? That will of course cause the beads to break. During the polishing and drilling process, any negligence will cause the material to break. After the breakage, the amber will have no reuse value and will become waste.

Third, color matching

It is said that matching is an art, an art of beauty. Amber beads together form a string of exquisite works of art. Their color, size, depth, and perfection are particularly important when matched with each other. After selecting and comparing each bead, a suitable string is chosen to form a perfect amber bracelet.

Among all beeswax jewelry, amber beads have the highest loss in the production process. Their price is also quite high because the loss of polishing a bead is too great. Other objects can be carved into different ornaments according to the shape of the material, but the polishing process of the beads requires caution. Any slight negligence will cause breakage and the beads will become waste.