Welcome to the 2022 Santa Fe Symposium®!

The detailed agenda is now available below. We look forward to seeing you May 22—25, 2022 at the 34th Santa Fe Symposium®.

2022 Agenda

Sunday, May 22

8:30am
Basic Metallurgy of the Precious Metals, Part IV: Deformation Processing, Joining, and Corrosion by Dr. Christopher W. Corti
9:15am 
Labratory-Grown Diamonds by Dr. James Shigley
10:30am
Blockchain and Jewelry Manufacturing: Lessons from the Field by Anne B. Miller
11:15am
Decorative and Structural Granulation in Larger Silver Artefacts by Dr. David Huycke
1:30pm
New 925 Silver Alloys with Increased Tarnish Resistance: From R&D through Real-Life Tests to Manufacture by Dr. Joerg Fischer-Buehner
2:15pm
Digital Manufacturing of Precious Metals: Possibilities, Benefits, Guidelines, and Limitations in Jewelry Making by Dr. Boonrat Lohwongwatana
3:30pm
The Lathe: The Key to Opening New Doors in Your Work by David Lindow

Monday, May 23

8:30am
Innovative Printing Strategy for High-Resolution Jewelry Production by Selective Laser Melting by Damiano Zito
9:15am
Selecting the Proper Packaging Materials for Tarnish-Sensitive Jewelry by Marc Rothenberg
10:30am
Effect of Material Properties and Process Parameters in Powder Bed Additive Manufacturing by Franz Held
11:15am
Steel Jewelry—Expanding the Horizons of Steel and Gold by Bette Barnett
1:30pm
The Birmingham School of Jewellery: Past, Present and Future by Frank Cooper
2:15pm 
Progress in Titanium Investment Casting by Dr. Ulrich E. Klotz
3:30pm
Wear Resistance of Platinum and Gold Alloys: A Comparative Study by Teresa Fryé

Tuesday, May 24

8:30am 
Current Developments in Powder Metallurgy-Based Manufacturing Technologies for Precious Metals by Dr. Joseph Tunick Strauss
9:15am
The Influence of Tools on Design: A Study on Openwork Silverware by Janjaap Luijt
10:30am
Using Design of Experiments (DOE) to Study and Optimize Mass Finishing Processes by Dr. Alexander Verdooren
11:15am
Can Gold Cause Skin Allergy? by Dippal Manchanda
1:30pm
Lithography-Based Metal Manufacturing of Jewelry and Watch Cases Made from 316L Stainless Steel and Titanium Alloys by Dr. Carlo Burkhardt
2:15pm
Reviving the Art, Design and Technology of the Mid-1920s to Mid-1930s in Providence, Rhode Island, USA, to Manufacture Contemporary Filigree Jewelry by Hugo Kohl
3:30pm
Latest Findings in Hydraulic Forming for Jewelry Manufacturing: A Visual Tour of Recent Work by G. Phil Poirier

Wednesday, May 25

8:30am 
Chasing Tool Analysis: Function and Form by Charles Lewton-Brain
9:15am
Casting Cluster: A New Frontier in Digital Jewelry Manufacturing by Maurizio Costabeber
10:30am
A Search for Long-Lasting Luster and Fineness: Development in Bulk Metallic Glasses for Jewelry by Owain Houghton

 


Visit our Speakers page for details on the 2022 presentations and the experts who will be presenting.

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Q&A Sessions

Every afternoon after the last presentation, all of the day’s speakers gather on stage for a vigorous, anything-goes question and answer session that’s open to everyone, giving you the chance to ask any question or follow up on points of interest that arose during the presentations. It’s an exciting, open forum for pursuing deeper understanding and building your knowledge.

$1,000 Drawing

At the end of the final day of presentations, after the Q & A session, a drawing for $1,000 cash is held and all Symposium attendees present are eligible to win. It is one more reason—though not the only reason, by a long shot—to be there ’til the very end of the event!