3D Printing Is Used In High Jewellery Field To Make Jewelry More Unique.

With the application of high technology in people's daily life, it has been extended to more and more fields.

The commodities that once seemed to have nothing to do with high technology were also gradually involved in the wave and began to inject high-tech factors.

But don't worry, compared with smart watches that some people call "fashion disasters", jewelry that is related to high-tech seems to be more fashionable.

In jewelry industry, the most common way of linking up with high technology is

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As the world's largest supplier of 3D printing, the jewelry brand was launched in April this year.

It specializes in customized 3D printing jewelry. Customers can choose different materials such as silver, 14K Gold and copper according to their preferences, and then print their own personalized and unique 3D bracelet, necklace or ring with their own letters, geometric figures and celestial objects.

This 3D printing jewellery is the most inexpensive type of jewelry and technology cross-border cooperation type, generally priced at tens of dollars or so, such as Spring & Wonder's 3D print jewelry price is between 45 and 60 dollars.

The second way to make jewelry more high-tech is to embed high-tech devices on jewellery to turn them into "smart jewellery" with functions similar to smart watches or smart bracelets, such as step counting and physical health testing.

At present, there are intelligent jewellery products.

Other brands, such as smart rings, smart necklace and so on, have been launched. Users can download specialized APP and brand jewelry to link up, detect and record user's heart rate, running mileage, sleeping time and so on.

Because its main function is to monitor the physical condition, this kind of intelligent jewelry design is more plain and concise.

Another combination of jewelry and high technology is to return jewellery to its core role, that is, beauty and decoration, and make the jewelry making process more sophisticated by using high technology to make jewelry look more special.

Recently, Boucheron, a senior jewellery brand, introduced this kind of jewellery which became more and more fashionable through high-tech.

There is a special petal ring in Boucheron's latest brand 160th Anniversary Series jewellery. The petals on this ring come from the real flowers scanned by the most advanced 3D scanner at the medical laboratory level. Each ring corresponds to a unique flower in nature.

The delicate petals are made of sapphire, garnet or spinel, and the petals are decorated with titanium stamens and diamonds.

Boucheron's creative director, Claire Choisne, told the South China Morning Post that "before this jewellery pearl really completes, we are not sure whether it will succeed."

Boucheron's high-tech attempt was finally successful, and such a sophisticated ring made of high-tech technology costs about 2 million 600 thousand yuan each.

Chen Shiying, a master of jewelry design and sculpture, is also an artist who advocates the integration of high technology and jewelry. His jewelry has a high reputation in the world for its unique innovative design and revolutionary technology. In March this year, he also spoke at the Institut D'Etudes Politiques De Paris on the topic of high technology and jewelry art.

"Taking 3D printing as an example, we can use the 3D printing technology to make a model of the finished products in the process of jewelry making. This model does not have to be worn like finished products, but they can be used as reference and perfect design," Chen Shiying said in an interview with the women's wear daily in March this year. "In this way, the final jewelry products will be as close as possible to our ideal design."

From September 30th to October 1st this year, Portland, Oregon, will hold the Eleventh Portland jewelry conference. The theme of the symposium is "technology meets technology: keeping true in the digital world". It will discuss how jeweller to maintain balance between art and technology.

"This is a topic we are constantly hearing about," Teresa Frye, founder of the Portland jewelry symposium, said in a notice released in the symposium. "Our industry has long been immersed in the art atmosphere of skilled craft, but now we need to consider how to bring high-tech into the industry."

"Nevertheless, I hope that jewelers will not let technology completely rule the design and production of jewelry, but regard technology as a powerful tool to enable them to better carry out jewelry design."

Teresa said.