Old, new, borrowed and CADblu: Revolutionising USA's oldest jewellery districts

The jewellery sector is one awash with artists and forward-thinkers, creators and risk-takers Such are the personalities behind the rings, the piercings, the bracelets, and the necklaces that prop up the industry, it was always going to be one of the leading adopters of 3D printing technology The creative freedom and the customisation capabilities were obvious enticers early on, but now, there’s a speed element, and a precision one too Jewellers’ Row, Philadelphia hosts more than 300 retailers, wholesalers and craftsmen.

It is the oldest diamond district in the United States, and the second largest, losing out only to the one in New York Since the mid-19th century it has been a hub of artistry, and since the late 1970s, it has been home to Casting Headquarters, a company serving many of its 300+ neighbours in casting, design and moulding capacities. Casting HQ is made up of nine people There are two. Source