Electroforming is a manufacturing process that uses electrical current to deposit metal onto a mold or substrate. This technique allows for the creation of intricate shapes and detailed designs, making it popular in jewelry making, art, and industrial applications. The process typically involves submerging a conductive mold in an electrolyte solution containing metal ions, which are then deposited onto the mold's surface. Once the desired thickness is achieved, the metal layer is removed from the mold, resulting in a lightweight and durable object. Electroforming can be used with various metals, including copper, silver, and gold, offering versatility in design and application.