Knox Jewelers - Custom Design Technology

Custom Design - Technology

Wouldn't it be great if your design was tailor-made for your stones and your finger? Wouldn't it be nice to see a realistic 3-D model of your creation before it's made? Wouldn't it be reassuring to know that with this 3-D model, what you see is what you get? The custom team at Knox Jewelers provides all of this and more.

At Knox Jewelers, we utilize the industries most powerful & advanced jewelry design software combined with state of the art model proto-typing technology.

Our design software is simply amazing, we are able to create & build in a level of precision that is simply not possible by using old school methods. Once a design is complete, a life-like rendering is produced. These three dimensional photo like renderings allow you to see exactly what your design will look like before any custom metal work is begun.

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Once a design from our software is approved, we then begin to make the physical prototype that will eventually be used to create the design in precious metal. The technologies that we use to create this physical prototype or ‘model’ are the same state of the art technologies that major engineering firms use in designing extremely precise models. These technologies combined with our many years of custom experience and our onsite master artisans offer the highest possible guarantee that your custom design will turn out as flawless as possible.

We use several different CAM methods of producing models, see below for an explanation of two of the methods.

A common method that we use to create wax models is a CAM (Computer Aided Manufacturing) Milling System. This machine receives the model's geometry information and drills out each and every detail. This system is very precise and accurate and the wax models milled can be directly cast into metal.

	Another method we use is a 3-D Grower. This CAM technology prints ultra-small layers of resin on top of one another until the model is finished. A laser follows the printing of each layer to harden the resin. The result is a very accurately detailed piece. These models can also be directly cast into metal.

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