News From The Future: Location Based Jewelry

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By Phillip Torrone
Posted 2011/09/23 @ 3:00 pm
Category General

News From The Future: Location Based Jewelry…

Just enter the name of your desired location and select the exact section. Within the blink of an eye the place’s distinctive landscape turns into a 3d-preview of the precious custom silver pendant. We cast the personalized jewelry with fascinating detail in 925 silver for you. You can compare the finished silver pendant with the real landscape we send you as a printed satellite image of the selected location.

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6 Responses to News From The Future: Location Based Jewelry

Adam Ödlund on September 24th, 2011 at 2:29 am said:

welcome to the future: pouring molten metal in a mold. what an innovation! surely Singularity must be coming along anyday now…..

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Adam Ödlund on September 24th, 2011 at 2:29 am said:

welcome to the future: pouring molten metal in a mold. what an innovation! surely Singularity must be coming along anyday now…..

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Adam Ödlund on September 24th, 2011 at 2:29 am said:

welcome to the future: pouring molten metal in a mold. what an innovation! surely Singularity must be coming along anyday now…..

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Anonymous on September 24th, 2011 at 5:30 am said:

@facebook-562449691:disqus we have a comment policy where we try to set a positive tone, the idea of 3d printing and/or using data to create-one-of a kind jewelry is innovative and interesting. i didn’t claim it was related to the singularity

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onato on September 28th, 2011 at 10:20 pm said:

Thanks for the post Phillip! Whilst most users of 3D-Printers want to have layers as thin as possible, we print the jewelry with layers as thick as the wax printer allows. This takes the cost down to a feasible level and increases the effect that resembles elevation lines on a map.

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onato on September 28th, 2011 at 10:20 pm said:

Thanks for the post Phillip! Whilst most users of 3D-Printers want to have layers as thin as possible, we print the jewelry with layers as thick as the wax printer allows. This takes the cost down to a feasible level and increases the effect that resembles elevation lines on a map.

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