Prototypes
Printed models to validate scale and structure before casting.
3D printing
Jewelry 3D printing.
Complex designs become production-ready patterns—printed in high detail for prototyping, sampling and repeat production.
01 One prototype
02 Small-batch production
03 High-volume series
04 Complete contract service
Overview
Detail you can hold.
High-detail wax printing translates approved CAD files into accurate patterns. A printed prototype lets you check scale, proportion and structure before any metal is used.
The same printing process supports volume: patterns for a full production run or a repeat order are printed from the approved model, so every piece starts from the same precise form.
What we print.
3D printing
Wax casting patterns
High-detail patterns ready for the casting tree.
Production runs
Patterns printed in volume for series production.
Repeat orders
Re-prints from the approved model for consistent re-orders.
How it works.
Step by step
- 01
Prepare
The approved CAD model is set up for printing.
- 02
Print
Patterns are printed in high detail.
- 03
Check
Prints are cleaned and checked for accuracy.
- 04
Cast
Patterns move to the casting tree.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Why use 3D printing in jewelry manufacturing?
3D printing turns a CAD model into an accurate physical pattern. It captures complex detail, lets you approve a prototype before metal is used and makes repeat production consistent.
Can Phoenix 3D print patterns for large production runs?
Yes. Phoenix prints patterns for single prototypes, sampling and large production runs, all from the approved model.
Can I send my own CAD file for printing?
Yes. Send your file and the Phoenix team will review and prepare it for printing and casting.
What happens after the pattern is printed?
Patterns go straight to casting in the same facility, followed by setting, finishing and quality control.
Your next piece starts here
Let’s make it real.
From a single prototype to an ongoing production program, talk to our manufacturing team.