New York Designer’s new Jointed Jewels range

Designer Alissia Melka-Teichroew’s 3D printed Jointed Jewels range was recently unveiled as part of Ventura Berlin at the Quibique design trade show.

She takes advantage of several 3D print properties including most importantly one - that allows objects to be (almost) completely encapsulated, thus allowing ball joints (very similar to car and trailer towing points) to be created already assembled in the printer.

Melka-Teichroew’s work has previously been featured on Ponoko, Kristen was lucky enough to interview her back in August.

Via Dezeen

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David is an industrial designer from New Zealand. He contributes a weekly article on personal fabrication for Ponoko. You can follow him on Twitter.

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