Handmade jewellery is entirely made by hand, employing traditional techniques such as soldering, forging, and shaping. Each piece is one-of-a-kind, with subtle variations and imperfections that add to its allure. Casting, on the other hand, entails making a mould of a design and then pouring molten metal into it to make identical copies. This allows for more precise and consistent pieces, but it sacrifices the uniqueness and character of handmade jewellery. We'll look at the differences between handmade and cast jewellery in this article and help you decide which is best for you.