Reticulation in metalwork refers to a technique used to create a textured surface on metal, particularly in silver and gold. This process involves the controlled heating of a metal sheet or piece until it reaches a temperature just below its melting point, causing it to develop a reticulated, or "pockmarked," appearance. During reticulation, the metal is typically composed of a mixture of alloys that have different melting points.
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