Jack Meyer: Shaping the Future of Jewellery CAD Training
Jack Meyer of CAD Jewellery Skills has trained over 1,100 jewellers in CAD. Discover how his approach is transforming UK jewellery design and education.
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Read MoreOver the past two decades, CAD/CAM has quietly gone from niche skill to non-negotiable specialism in the world of jewellery. What began as a technical curiosity in a handful of forward-thinking workshops is now a central part of the design and manufacturing process for brands and independents alike. Today, by some estimates, up to 99% of bespoke jewellery design in the UK involves CAD at some stage — whether in concept development, prototyping, or final production. It’s not just a tool for speed or precision; it’s become the bridge between traditional craftsmanship and digital innovation, shaping the way jewellers think, make, and scale their ideas. Jack...
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