Not too long ago, Shapeways released a list of CAD/CAM made accessories produced by their designers containing technology which were designed to look like jewellery. It provides another nice example of how wearable technology is increasingly being designed like jewellery rather than sports accessories.

The nice people at the CNC Cookbook blog have put together a valuable article of good starting up tips for new users of CNC mills. Many of these

The second in my series of articles for Jewellery Focus has just been released online. This new article focuses on the business opportunities now available which can help jewellery designer makers reach new audiences and expand their businesses.

Just in time for holiday shopping, I've gathered here three very different online businesses I haven't mentioned before but definitely deserve more attention from jewellery CAD designers.

Not too long ago I wrote a series of research articles for Jewellery Focus on the changing face of the jewellery industry. The first of the series

Considering we’ve seen quite a few business models already which offer jewellery designers and CAD modellers a place to sell and promote their goods (including e-lancing, 3D

As August is normally a slow news month for most manufacturers, this seems to be the time when bloggers and journalists are forced to get creative with content

Recently our friends at i.Materialise launched another one of their great design challenges. This one, however, is for jewellery and is sponsored by RhinoGold, so it’s definitely

(Update: LoveGold seems to have taken down their e-commerce site entirely and replaced it with a series of social media accounts.) For the latest instalment of Something Beautiful

It seems I’m not the only one noticing the changing trends in how jewellery is bought online. In the latest issue of London Financial Times’ How To Spend It