Jenny Wu Releases New 3D Printed Steel Necklace

We first heard about the beautiful 3D printed jewelry of Harvard-educated architect, author, teacher, and designer Jenny Wu back in 2014, when she partnered with Stratasys to print necklaces and rings for her luxury LACE by Jenny Wu collection. Less than a year later, the jewelry line released its first pieces of jewelry 3D printed with steel powder; most of its necklaces are 3D printed using nylon materials. Now, LACE by Jenny Wu is introducing another gorgeous steel piece, which just so happens to be a big advancement for designer 3D printed jewelry: the fully 3D printed, interlocking steel Catena necklace, produced in collaboration with industrial-grade additive manufacturing leader ExOne. Read more at 3DPrint.com: http://3dprint.com/182807/jenny-wu-e...d-print-steel/

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I hadn't even thought about printed jewellery! I imagine it's only a matter of time before someone finds a way to include different materials and tecniques like embedding and such.