With the advancement of globalization, the design style and production skills of enamel jewelry continue to exchange and integrate. Modern enamel jewelry not only retains the essence of traditional craftsmanship, but also integrates modern aesthetic and fashion elements. In addition, the progress of science and technology has also provided new opportunities for the development of enamel jewelry, such as 3D printing, CNC engraving and other modern technologies in the application of enamel jewelry production. Enamel jewelry has always been loved by consumers for its unique texture and color. However, the traditional manufacturing method of enamel jewelry has some limitations, such as long manufacturing cycle, high cost and limited design. The emergence of 3D printing technology has brought new possibilities for enamel jewelry design, making the manufacturing of enamel jewelry more efficient, precise and personalized. With the continuous development of 3D printing technology, its application in the field of jewelry design is increasingly widespread. It is important and necessary to explore the application of 3D printing technology in the jewelry industry. First of all, 3D printing technology can improve the efficiency of design and manufacturing, break through the production restrictions, and promote the popularity of personalized customized services, so that small batch diversified design and production become economical. Secondly, the introduction of 3D printing technology in the jewelry industry can promote multidisciplinary cross-border cooperation and the formation of diversified styles, which is the perfect combination of science and technology and art. Finally, 3D printing technology can speed up prototyping and iteration, effectively improve the success rate of design and production, reduce production costs and error risks, and enhance the comprehensive competitiveness of the market. This paper aims to discuss the application and advantages of 3D printing technology in enamel jewelry design, analyze and compare the production process of 3D printing technology and traditional enamel jewelry, and analyze the limitations of 3D printing technology and the development trend in the future.
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