New products by .bijouets for the spring/summer 2014 collection. Now the 3D printed jewels also become small charms and pendants. The colors are the bright ones allowed by the production technology: yellow, orange, red, fuchsia, grass green, light blue, cornflower blue, desert, gray and black. The novelty are the subjects: airplanes made of polyamide, resins, pigments, cotton and hypoallergenic metal. The production method of .bijouets jewels is halfway between craftsmanship, design and technology: all three components are necessary to use the Industrial 3D Printing system. Prices range from 20 to about 150 euros.
Latest from Showroom
New pieces join the Tiffany collection inspired by New York, now featuring turquoise spheres. A touch
Cammilli presented its new Helia collection for 2027 in Florence with a spectacular two-day event. The
The German Maison introduces new additions to the Vivida collection, featuring rings that showcase round-cut diamonds.
A gold, emerald, and sapphire bracelet, earrings, and ring from the Padua-based jeweler. Paolo Piovan is
The Milanese designer’s *Fiorever* collection—featuring gold, silver, natural gemstones, and enamel. Jewelry blooms even in winter






