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Solutions for jewelry.

From sketch to cast piece, faster. 3D printing lets jewellers produce intricate wax and castable patterns for investment casting — and even bring precious-metal powder production in-house.

Wax patterns for casting

Castable resins

In-house precious-metal powder

One-off & small-series

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Overview

From the artist’s sketch to a cast piece.

Additive technologies are used not just in industry and aerospace, but increasingly in the jewelry studio. A 3D printer can reproduce a model of any complex shape — including internal cavities and intricate joints — then hand it off to investment casting. The result: unique pieces made from an artist’s sketch in a single copy, or scaled up to mass production, with minimal post-processing.

Detailed cast jewelry ring from a 3D-printed pattern

Fine jewelry produced with additive manufacturing

Technology advantages

Why jewellers turn to 3D printing.

Any shape, cast-readyPrint a master of any complex form — internal cavities, intricate joints and fine detail — ready for investment casting.

Saves time & moneyCreate unique pieces from an artist’s sketch in a single copy, then move the same design into mass production later.

Modify without lossThe master reveals any shortcomings, which are corrected before the finished piece is printed and cast.

Scale to any marketEven a small jewelry workshop can speed up order production and scale it to any size.

Minimal post-processingPrecise printing reproduces smooth walls with minimal supports — less finishing before casting.

Precious metal in-houseWith AO Metal and ATO Noble you can atomise and print your own gold, silver and platinum-group powders.

Jewelry gear

Wax, castable & precious metal.

Two routes to a cast piece: high-detail wax patterns for investment casting, or fast castable resins on your SLA/DLP printer. Want to work directly in metal? Bring precious-metal powder production in-house with AO Metal and the ATO Noble atomizer.