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Using the GrabCAD Community to Create Custom Jewelry Designs

January 24th, 2018 | By Dave Moran | Leave a comment »

Jenni Stuart is a Boston-based jeweler who specializes in high-end fabrication and custom fine jewelry design. All of her pieces are uniquely original, and meticulously crafted – mostly by hand, but Jenni also started using CAD a few years ago to help speed her design process.

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