The 3D jewels of .bijouets are back. This is an evolution of the collection presented a couple of months ago in Milan. Now one of the lines of the jewelery collection produced with a sophisticated 3D printer is enriched with robot-style earrings and brooches: Robottini, Little Robots and Brooch. A fun line, with a design reminiscent of the first video games, which will probably appeal to a young audience. As mentioned, each jewel in the .bijouets collection is a small digital sculpture produced through industrial 3D printing technologies from Trentino-based .exnovo. For once, in addition to design and imagination, Italians also bring hi-tech to the table.
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