Abstract: A method of manufacturing a two-layer metal wire, in particular in a gold-based alloy and of silver, which comprises a succession of steps which consist in coupling an outer metal tube (2) to an inner metal tube (4) interposing a first binding thickness (3) in low-melting metal material, welding the inner surface (12) of the outer metal tube (2) to the outer surface (13) of the first binding thickness (3) and the inner surface (13?) of the same first binding thickness (3) to the outer surface (141) of the inner metal tube (4), to firmly associate the outer tube (2) with the inner tube (4) together, so as to form a tubular element (7, 107) which has at least three metal layers, and then draw, by final drawing, the tubular element (7, 107) to obtain a compound metal wire (9) from at least three metal layers.

Abstract: A method for applying stones to metallic elements, particularly for the adhesive bonding of glass crystals to surfaces of tubular elements, which includes the steps of preparing an application surface (2) of a metallic element, spreading an adhesive medium (3) on the application surface (2) and making a single lateral face (4) of a first stone (5) to be applied adhere to the application surface (2). The axis of symmetry (10) of the first stone defines a first angle of intersection (8) with the application surface (2).

Abstract: A method for applying stones to metallic elements, particularly for the adhesive bonding of glass crystals to surfaces of tubular elements, which includes the steps of preparing an application surface (2) of a metallic element, spreading an adhesive medium (3) on the application surface (2) and making a single lateral face (4) of a first stone (5) to be applied adhere to the application surface (2). The axis of symmetry (10) of the first stone defines a first angle of intersection (8) with the application surface (2).