Additive Manufacturing can be a great asset to start a jewelry business. 3D technologies give you the freedom to design stunning products, unachievable with traditional manufacturing methods. Thanks to 3D printing, you have the possibility to create amazing structures such as interlocking parts and other abstract geometries. You have plenty of materials to choose from, who said jewelry has to be only gold or silver? Break the rules with a jewelry line of flexible necklaces or colorful rings.
We prepared for you some examples of 3D printed jewelry, but it’s never too late to enter the market, you can still become a 3D printing jewelry pioneer. Additive Manufacturing will help you not only to design very detailed and complex geometries but will also speed up your production process. And if you notice some imperfections, you can very easily edit the 3D model and just print the piece again.
Maison 203 and their Nylon collection
Maison 203 is proudly producing their geometrical jewelry in Italy in cooperation with different designers. They offer a wide range of products such as bracelets, rings, brooches, as well as jewelry lines 3D printed with Nylon material, which is robust, but flexible at the same time. They also offer 3D printed jewelry made with steel and brass.
Vojd Studio which specializes in luxury 3D printing
Vojd Studios aims for the use of the latest technology innovations to produce stunning, magnificent products. Based in Berlin, they cooperate with luxury brands like Loewe, Ferrary or Alexander McQueen to combine the quality of craftsmanship and new design possibilities of 3D printing to give their customers the ultimate jewelry experience.
Perfect geometry by Archetypez
Geometrical shapes driven to perfection to enhance the user’s style is what produces Archetypez. They design beautiful 3D models and produce their jewelry with 3D printing Nylon. Archetypez is yet another example of what we are able to achieve with Additive Manufacturing when it comes to jewelry business.
Malinko design and their award-winning clutch
Malinko Design invests in 3D printed jewelry pieces like rings and bracelets, but they don’t stop there. The company challenged themselves with creating something bigger and even more sophisticated. Their 3D printed clutch is lightweight, elegant and flexible, all thanks to Additive Manufacturing.