The newest 3D printing technology today allows you to try on an engagement or wedding ring without leaving your home - just by printing a sample on a 3D printer. A new service 3D models began to offer online store rings and other jewelry with diamonds Brilliance.com, based in Florida.
"If you are not sure about the size of the ring or if you are in doubt about the shape or size of the diamond to choose for your ring, use our 3D printing services," the company's website says.
If the client has his own 3D printer, then the task is simplified to instantly send files to a potential buyer. "Print" various ring options can be in a matter of hours.
Those who have not yet acquired a device for 3D printing, the company will make and send 3D models of rings by mail. In this way, the client can see firsthand the difference between, for example, a diamond weighing 1 carat and 1.25 carats, with the accuracy to find the right size and choose the shape of the rim of the ring and stone without visiting jewelry stores.
"Although it seems to everyone that they would like a diamond ring of two carats, it would look rather strange if the person has too thin fingers," ShaiBarel, director of strategic partnerships at Brilliance, told CNET.