Orori Announces 3D Jewelry Printing Initiatives

[Brian_Krassenstein]

Jewelers like George Budi Sumantri of Orori and Eddie Bakhash of American Pearl are finding that making jewelry on demand using 3D printers gives them an edge in one of the world's most competitive marketplaces. Online design features like Orori's ‘Design My Own’ let users select a diamond based on budget, shape, color, carat, cut, and clarity and then choose the band and setting -- or even design it themselves. Orori's system also allows users to type in their input for engravings and then review how their message will appear on the piece. Bakhash's American Pearl uses proprietary CAD software to drive a Solidscape T-76 3D printer which shoppers use to customize their designs and have the finished product delivered in 3 or 4 days. You can read the whole story here: http://3dprint.com/54687/jewelers-3d-design-market/


Below is a look at Orori's Design My Own interface:

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"There’s no jeweler at a bench with a blowtorch. The cost and labor savings is phenomenal."

Trying to replace your jewelers with 3D printers? Good luck with that.