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3D printing is a revolutionary technique in which customized manufacturing of any design can be done with the help of CAD design, that is then sent to specific devices called 3D printers which lay down material layer by layer and build a 3 dimensional product. This is also called as additional manufacturing and has almost no wastage and complex designs can be accurately made which were not possible earlier. more...
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In 2008 Thomas Heyerdahl created the world’s most exclusive iPod, named the ”iDiamond”. The iDiamond was originally crafted as one unique and single piece of jewelery. It was auctioned away in for a charitable cause in London for £22,000., or approximately $40,800. USD, in March 2008. more...
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JCK Las Vegas is the leading jewelry event in North America open to all jewelry professionals, offering exclusive buying, networking, and educational opportunities you won’t find anywhere else. Each year, the industry gathers where the latest awe-inspiring domestic and international designers and most sought after trends are showcased in a secure environment. JCK Las Vegas is the industry event that combines a plethora of networking events and complimentary education sessions with the industry's broadest selection of finished jewelry, gems, and timepieces.
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JCK Las Vegas is the leading jewelry event in North America open to all jewelry professionals, offering exclusive buying, networking, and educational opportunities you won’t find anywhere else.
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Solidscape Inc., leads the 3D printer market in high precision, direct manufacturing applications — such as jewelry. Solidscape’s high standards in accuracy, surface finish, and material castability have set a high international bar in the 3D printed jewelry sector, and its printers are also used for other applications.
On Saturday, March 21, 2015, Solidscape announced the winners in its annual jewelry design competition, the “2015 Baselworld Design Competition,” at the Baselworld 2015 watch and jewelry show in Basel, Switzerland.
The following winners are listed here as Platinum, Gold, and Silver awards are recognized. Also, this year a new category was added for “Fine Art” and those winners are included here as well. The “Fine Art” entries are “free form expressions” of non-jewelry designs made in a manner similar to jewelry. They still require the designer to master CAD and Solidscape mechanics, creating “flawlessly castable pieces.”
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