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PUR Atelier – Fertigung

Designer jewellery and jewellery series in gold, platinum and stainless steel, manufactured in our own workshop with goldsmith craftsmanship and CNC precision

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Atelier für Schmuckgestaltung GmbH

NettetalNew on Amplifa

1983Founded
Nettetal, Lower RhineLocation of workshop and company headquarters
+/- 0.005 mmCNC precision standard
over 120Chain systems developed

The jewellery atelier from the Lower Rhine

Atelier für Schmuckgestaltung GmbH (PUR) is a family business from Nettetal on the Lower Rhine that has been developing and manufacturing jewellery concepts and series since 1983. Production comprises rings, chains, necklaces and bracelets, in particular the Swivel® ring system with movable ring heads, as well as the stainless steel collection PUR Classics. Pieces are manufactured exclusively in 585 (14kt) and 750 alloys (18kt) of yellow, rose and white gold, in platinum (including a spring-elastic alloy developed with Degussa) and in stainless steel. In addition to onyx, the stones used are mainly synthetic spinels and corundums as well as certified, origin-verified brilliant-cut diamonds; special cuts (including doublets/triplets) are created for Swivel®. PUR combines traditional goldsmith craftsmanship with CNC technology at a precision standard of +/- 0.005 mm, which enables series production. More than 120 different chain systems have been developed since the company was founded. The value creation from idea to finished product takes place entirely in the company's own workshop at its headquarters in Nettetal.

Site
Nettetal
Processes
Goldsmithing / jewellery manufacturing (traditional craftsmanship), CNC technology / CNC manufacturing, Series production, Grinding of stone shapes (special cuts, doublets/triplets), Assembly techniques / screwing of stones into precision-fit steel components, Inseparable steel/gold connections, Clamp techniques (steel/gold connection), Sandwich clamp technique (setting of brilliant-cut diamonds/coloured gemstones)
Materials
Yellow gold 585 (14kt), White gold 585 (14kt), Rose gold 585 (14kt), Yellow gold 750 (18kt), White gold 750 (18kt), Rose gold 750 (18kt), Platinum (with spring-elastic alloy, developed with Degussa), Platinum-tungsten wire (0.15 mm)
Certificates
Certified origin of gold/brilliant-cut diamonds
Founded
1983
Industries
Jewellery/designer jewellery, Goldsmith craftsmanship, Stainless steel jewellery
  1. 01

    Design and conception

  2. 02

    CNC manufacturing (precision +/- 0.005 mm)

  3. 03

    Goldsmith craftsmanship (joining, settings, connection techniques)

  4. 04

    Grinding of stone shapes (special cuts)

  5. 05

    Assembly

  6. 06

    Series production

  7. 07

    Online shop/Outlet

Locations

Standort Nettetal

Nettetal

DE

Company headquarters and workshop

Materials
Gold 585/750, platinum, stainless steel, synthetic spinels and corundums, onyx, brilliant-cut diamonds
  • CNC machines (since 2008)

Components

Swivel® ring system with movable ring heads
Swivel® ring system with movable ring headsCNC manufacturing · Jewellery/designer jewellery
Chain systems
Chain systemsGoldsmith craftsmanship · Jewellery/designer jewellery
PUR Classics stainless steel collection
PUR Classics stainless steel collectionStainless steel processing · Stainless steel jewellery

Inside the production

Workshop on the Lower Rhine
Workshop on the Lower Rhine
PUR jewellery collection
PUR jewellery collection

Industries

Jewellery/designer jewelleryGoldsmith craftsmanshipStainless steel jewellery

Processes & technical limits

ProcessesToleranceMax. partWeightLot sizeMaterials
Goldsmithing / jewellery manufacturing (traditional craftsmanship)Joining––––Gold, Platinum, Stainless steel, Brilliant-cut diamonds, Synthetic coloured gemstones
CNC technology / CNC manufacturingMachining+/- 0.005 mm–––Gold, Platinum, Stainless steel
Series productionAssembly+/- 0.005 mm–––Gold, Platinum, Stainless steel
Grinding of stone shapes (special cuts, doublets/triplets)Surface––––Synthetic spinels, Corundums, Onyx, Brilliant-cut diamonds
Assembly techniques / screwing of stones into precision-fit steel componentsAssembly––––Stainless steel, Gold, Synthetic coloured gemstones
Inseparable steel/gold connectionsJoining––––Stainless steel, Gold
Clamp techniques (steel/gold connection)Joining––––Stainless steel, Gold
Sandwich clamp technique (setting of brilliant-cut diamonds/coloured gemstones)Joining––––Stainless steel, Brilliant-cut diamonds, Coloured gemstones
Design and conceptionEngineering–––––
Setting of stones (settings)Joining––––Stainless steel, Gold, Brilliant-cut diamonds, Coloured gemstones

1 Anlagen & Maschinen

MachineManufacturer / modelQuantityWorking areaYear builtSite
CNC technology / CNC machines–––ab 2008Nettetal (Lower Rhine)

Additional services

Jewellery design and conceptionSeries productionCNC manufacturing (precision +/- 0.005 mm)Online shopOutlet

Reference customers

Stadtwerke Viersen (lighting system, historic generator hall)Catholic parish church St. Marien Gescher (gates and grilles)

Quality

Series production is based on a CNC precision standard of +/- 0.005 mm. The origins of gold and brilliant-cut diamonds are certified (among others EU guidelines, responsiblejewellery.com).

EvidenceNettetal
Certified origin of gold/brilliant-cut diamonds

History

  1. 1983

    Foundation; first knitted chain in 0.15 mm platinum-tungsten wire, development of an eccentric ring in gold and platinum

  2. 1983-1985

    Lighting system for the historic generator hall of the Viersen municipal utilities; gates and grilles for St. Marien in Gescher

  3. 1984

    Disc chain K 02 on the theme of basic shapes

  4. 1987

    Men's jewellery product line 'Clipse'; cooperation with Degussa Pforzheim on a spring-elastic platinum alloy

  5. 1988

    Wrap-clamp rings in gold and platinum

  6. 1994

    Chain systems with embossed hollow shapes and platinum connections (K 45)

  7. 1995

    Variable chain systems K 57; stainless steel chain awarded the red dot

  8. 1996

    EVA Award (2nd prize) from Ebner publishing house

  9. 1997

    Two red dot awards for the chain development

  10. 1998

    red dot for the Swivel ring system; sandwich clamp technique for stainless steel settings

  11. 2000

    Clamp ring 'Embrace'

  12. 2002

    Best jewellery collection, International Jewellery London; since 2002 support of the children's home 'Kathleen Home' in Narsapur, India

  13. 2004

    Development of the Swivel® ring system with bearings for movable ring heads; packaging design by Karen Jaspers

  14. 2005

    Necklace system 'Added'

  15. 2006

    Ground stones with metal shapes without traditional setting for Swivel®

  16. 2008

    Expansion to CNC technologies; inseparable steel/gold connections for Swivel®

  17. 2009

    New assembly techniques for the steel lines; screwing of stones into precision-fit steel components

  18. 2010

    New gold-steel connection with clamp techniques; two-finger clasp for bracelets and chains

  19. 2011

    red dot Design Award for 'Unisono' by Tu Ego; special cuts (doublets/triplets); standardisation of the Swivel® heads

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