Tools for goldsmiths

Tools from Jungjohann are sometimes worth their weight in gold. Goldsmiths still appreciate traditional craftsmanship. That’s why they have been relying on Jungjohann’s goldsmith tools for decades.

With our professional goldsmith tools, you can not only create jewelry but also enhance, protect, and clean old pieces. To create and design individual jewelry, the goldsmith or jeweler can use various techniques.

For this, different tools are needed, which should be part of every smith’s basic equipment.

What are the most important goldsmithing tools?
Every goldsmith has their own selection of goldsmithing tools, but there are some that should never be missing. Hammers, bench irons, stakes, and swage blocks are essential for every goldsmith. But also ring stamps, punch sets, and embossing pliers are important for stamping logos, dates, or fineness marks into the jewelry.

Our ring stamps are used to stamp and emboss fineness marks or individual logos into rings.

Ring stamps can be supplied in straight or curved designs. They serve as fineness stamps (585, 750) and have font heights of 0.5, 0.75, or 1 mm. The curved shape of the ring stamp allows the embossment or engraving to be stamped directly into the closed ring.

Additionally, the engraving is usually slightly curved to follow the shape of the ring.

For jewelry embossing pliers, Jungjohann can provide inserts for marking the fineness in font heights of 0.5, 0.75, and 1 mm. All our jewelry embossing pliers and inserts are “Made in Germany” and offer easy handling for stamping and embossing rings and flat jewelry.

Jungjohann provides various decorative punches for embellishing metals. Custom designs can be realized upon customer request. The punch sets include the punch stamp.

These punch stamps are small hand stamps used for engraving on flat surfaces such as jewelry and watches. Our stamp bodies are made of tool steel, ensuring robustness and durability.

Moreover, our custom stamps find special application in jewelry making, where they are used for imprinting carat weights, fineness marks, maker's marks, and hallmarks on jewelry pieces and rings. These detailed and precise markings are crucial for the authentication and evaluation of jewelry.