How photo Projection Necklace Work?

photo necklace has become one of the standout trends of 2024. These pieces are not simple accessories—they are heartfelt keepsakes. Whether it’s a necklace, bracelet, or photo ring, they can be personalized with any photo, turning them into something truly meaningful.

In this blog, we’ll discuss how projection necklaces works, their features, and how you can easily see the image inside.

 

Why Are Projection Necklaces So Popular?

these necklaces have become a go-to gift for special occasions like birthdays, anniversaries, or as a heartfelt keepsake. They carry immense sentimental value, making them perfect for preserving precious memories or honoring loved ones.

How are Necklaces made?

Creating a necklace or bracelet involves advanced technology. Tiny, high-quality images are printed using specialized photo printers. These images are then embedded into a magnified lens, so small that they are invisible before projection.

How to see photo inside

A common question among customers is how do photo projection bracelets work. While the image quality is exceptional, the correct method must be followed to see it clearly. Here’s a step-by-step guide:

1. Direct Viewing: Hold the necklace close to your eye and ensure there’s good lighting behind the lens.
2. Using Your Phone: Place the lens over your phone’s camera and view the image through the screen.
3. Adding Light: Use your phone’s flashlight to shine light through the lens for better clarity.

Quality Assurance at Atico

At Atico, we pride ourselves on producing custom jewelry with exceptional attention to detail. Our photo jewelry are crafted by experts with years of experience, ensuring each piece meets the highest standards of quality.

Projection Process

The key component of a projection necklace is the lens that holds the photo. Here’s a brief overview of the process:

1. Embedding the Image: The photo is printed on shrunk image film and carefully embedded onto a magnified lens.
2. Precision Work: The lens is placed under ultra-violet light for precise alignment and clarity.
3. Final Assembly: The lens is securely attached to a stainless-steel charm using specialized adhesive.

Materials and Tools

Materials:

• Magnified lens
• Shrunk image film
• Stainless steel charm

Tools:

• Tweezers
• Ultra-violet light
• Epoxy resin glue

Note: Once the lens is fixed into the charm, the image cannot be removed or altered. This step requires expert craftsmanship to ensure perfect alignment and durability.

Caring for Your Projection Necklace

Like any fine jewelry, projection necklaces require proper care to maintain their beauty. Here are some tips:

1. Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Keep your necklace away from perfumes, lotions, and cleaning products.
2. Store Properly: Use a soft pouch or box to prevent scratches and tarnish.
3. Clean Gently: Wipe with a soft cloth or jewelry cleaner suitable for the material.

Protecting Your Necklace from Water Damage

While Atico’s projection necklaces are durable, prolonged exposure to water can affect the lens. It’s fine to wear them while washing hands or taking a quick shower, but avoid direct water pressure or submerging them for extended periods.

Final Words

At Atico, we understand the emotional value behind every piece of custom jewelry. By following these care tips, your projection necklace will remain a cherished keepsake for years. If you ever need a new design or support, we’re always here to assist you. Thank you for trusting us to create your meaningful memories.

FAQs

1. How is a projection necklace made?
   Projection necklaces are created using advanced photo printing and embedding technology, where tiny images are placed onto a magnified lens.

2. How do I view the photo?
   Hold the necklace close to your eye under good lighting or use your phone’s camera or flashlight.

3. Can the photo be changed later?
   Once embedded, the photo cannot be altered or removed.

4. What materials are used?
   Materials include magnified lenses, stainless steel charms, and shrunk image films.

5. Can the necklace get wet?
   While it can handle light exposure to water, prolonged moisture can damage the lens.