Sugar melon is an ancient traditional snack in China, which has a history of more than 300 years. The jewelry industry is one of the earliest industries to use 3D printing technology. It integrates ceramics into jewelry to make jewelry more unique and unique. With the help of CeraBuilder series ceramic laser 3D printer, a series of ceramic jewelry has been manufactured.These jewelry are mainly made of alumina ceramics and precious metals.

The project describes the traditional Chinese food culture in the artistic language of contemporary jewelry design.The work restores the interesting details of the traditional hand-made process of candied melon, and combines ceramics and metals to form exquisite and unique jewelry pendants, bracelets, rings, earrings and so on.These prints prove that ceramic 3D printing technology can create structures that are almost impossible to create by conventional means, and has unlimited potential in the jewelry industry.

In the past, jewelry design mostly succumbed to backward manufacturing methods, which led to invisible constraints on designers'thinking over time.Many jewelry designs are subject to the limitations of traditional technology, to make concessions and compromises, 3D printing technology breaks through the limitations of traditional jewelry design, reduces the threshold of manufacturing products, and brings infinite possibilities to design.

The designer Gu of the Jewelry College of China University of Geosciences used the ceramic 3D printing technology of Wuhan Intailai Laser to print a number of window styles in traditional Chinese architecture as the main body of the jewelry, and designed a set of windows as the scenery, scenery as the painting, cherry blossom growth state as the time axis, combined with birds, fish and insects in different States.Such as magpie primrose, accompanied by early spring flowers, when flowers bloom, bees work hard to pollinate, falling flowers season, petals swing into the lake with the wind, beautiful fish in the lake.

The whole series of works combines dynamic and static, hoping to make the audience feel the wonderful symbiosis of humanity and nature.