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3D Printing in Jewelry (refined): Modern Tech Meets Ancient Craft
3D Printing in Jewelry (refined): Modern Tech Meets Ancient Craft
For me, the Hivecore (liner in Titanium pictured above) isn’t just a ring—it’s proof of how far jewelry has come. By pairing cutting-edge printing with the timeless lost-wax method, I... Read more...
A comprehensive Breakdown On Materials Used For Ring Making.
A comprehensive Breakdown On Materials Used For Ring Making.
Metals 1. Gold History: Gold has been used in jewelry for thousands of years, dating back to ancient Egypt (circa 2600 BCE). Its malleability and resistance to tarnish made it... Read more...
Titanium in Jewelry
Titanium in Jewelry
Titanium is a fascinating metal with a wide range of uses, particularly in jewelry. It's known for its strength, lightness, corrosion resistance, and hypoallergenic properties. Here's a deep dive into... Read more...
Photo-luminescent Powder Pigments: History, Uses, and Information
Photo-luminescent Powder Pigments: History, Uses, and Information
Photoluminescent powder pigments, commonly known as glow-in-the-dark pigments, are materials that absorb light and then emit it over time. These pigments are used in a wide range of applications, from... Read more...
Carbon Fiber
Carbon Fiber
One of my favorite materials ever made. Carbon Fiber Overview Carbon fiber is a lightweight, strong material made of thin, strong crystalline filaments of carbon. It’s known for its impressive... Read more...
Micarta Monday...
Micarta Monday...
Micarta Overview Micarta is a composite material created by layering fabric, paper, or other fibrous materials (like linen, canvas, burlap or even paper) and bonding them with a thermosetting resin,... Read more...
The Legacy Of Bakelite (Continued)
The Legacy Of Bakelite (Continued)
Uses of Bakelite Bakelite, often referred to as the "material of a thousand uses," was the first synthetic plastic invented in 1907 by Belgian-American chemist Leo Baekeland. Its invention marked... Read more...
Bakelite history, Jewelry and Ring Making
Bakelite history, Jewelry and Ring Making
Leo Hendrik Baekeland: The Father of Plastics Leo Hendrik Baekeland (1863–1944) was a Belgian-born American chemist whose invention of Bakelite in 1907 revolutionized the world of materials science and manufacturing.... Read more...
FORDITE
FORDITE
Pictured : Titanium ring with Fordite liner. Fordite, also known as Detroit agate or motor agate, is a fascinating and unique material with a rich history tied to the American... Read more...
3d Printing / RP x History And Uses In Jewelry Making
3d Printing / RP x History And Uses In Jewelry Making
First and foremost, let’s delve into the term "rapid prototyping" or RP for short. It’s important to address this concept because it actually predates the advent of 3D printing and... Read more...
The History and Uses of Zirconium in Jewelry and Ring Making
The History and Uses of Zirconium in Jewelry and Ring Making
The Origins and Discovery of Zirconium Zirconium, a lustrous, gray-white metal, has a rich history that begins with its discovery in the late 18th century. The metal derives its name... Read more...
Jewelry Making Is Quite The Process!
Jewelry Making Is Quite The Process!
Jewelry making is a detailed and multifaceted craft that seamlessly blends artistic creativity with technical expertise. The tools and techniques used can vary greatly depending on the type of jewelry... Read more...