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In Australia, Custom Jewelers Turn to 3D Printing

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Technology enables fast prototyping.

Australian jewelers are using 3D printing to serve high-income customers, according to news outlet Yahoo7. The article, which cites industry analyst IBISWorld, says jewelers that provide custom-made pieces are in great demand among high-income earners, and 3D printing technology lets them make custom prototypes quickly. Australian jewelers are increasingly looking to high-margin products like custom jewelry as low-cost manufacturers in Asia put price pressure on mass-produced products.

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