Look & Feel
Yellow Gold
consists of 58% Gold, 31% Copper, 10% Silver, and 1% Zinc.14k Yellow Gold has a subtle, warm coloring & remains fashionable classic. It’s a favorite for more classic or naturally inspired designs.
Rose Gold
consists of 58% Gold, 40% Copper, 1% Silver, and 1% Zinc.14k For an even warmer, softer and more romantic look, rose gold is a fabulous option. With its pinkish tint, Rose old is the warmest option amongst the precious metals.
White Gold
Sterling Silver
Our sterling silver is highly hand polished to a "wet" sheen and looks very shiny.
Resin Materials
Resin materials are widely used in 3D printing, particularly in stereolithography (SLA) and digital light processing (DLP) printers. These printers use liquid resin that is solidified layer by layer to create intricate and detailed objects.Sterling Silver vs 14K White Gold
White Gold & Sterling Silver are similar in appearance, although they have significant differences.
White gold is a mixture of pure yellow gold and other white metals, to give it a brilliant white appearance similar to silver.
Sterling Silver, on the other hand, is pure silver that's mixed with copper to make jewelry and has a shiny white look like white gold.
Sterling silver is less durable than white gold which is why most people choose the material for everyday wear items like their wedding band. Sterling silver can scratch easily and even bend or become misshapen over time and when exposed to the elements.
Care & Maintenance
Gold can be maintained with most non-abrasive cleaners. Avoid exposing to household bleach, which can cause corrosion and discoloration.
Silver jewelry needs more frequent cleaning and polishing to keep it from tarnishing. Although cleaning silver is a more significant time commitment, the advantage is that you can do it at home using products such as corn starch, vinegar, and lemon juice.
Product Commitment
TFOJ has adopted a proprietary sonochemical deposition process using a non-toxic, uv-resistant, hydrophobic, oleophobic, corrosion-resistant, 9h-hardness-levelgloss developed from nanotechnology.
Nanogloss™ mimics the surface structure of the lotus flower–the lotus effect refers to self-cleaning properties that are a result of ultra hydrophobicity as exhibited by the leaves of nelumbo or “lotus flower”. dirt particles are picked up by water droplets due to the micro- and nanoscopic architecture on the surface, which minimizes the droplet’s adhesion to that surface.
Nanogloss™ bonds to the precious metal layer at at the molecular level, filling in any nano-pores and creating a permanent, glossy, protective layer and offering superior performance. this nano coating formulation used as industrial protective applications for planes, boats, oil rigs, and nuclear power plants meant to hold up the the most extreme conditions.
All of our jewelry pieces are hypoallergenic and certified Nickel-free, Lead-free, Cadmium-free, and Phthalates-free.
If your jewelry is less than perfect upon arrival, we want to know! Send a photo to HELLO@THEFUTUREOFJEWELRY.COM, and our Team will get back to you with a solution. We’re here to help Monday – Friday, 9am – 6pm (EST). We aim to respond within 4 business hours. Additionally, you can always send it back for a full refund using our pre-paid return label.
How it's printed
14K Gold: Yellow / White/ Rose
Gold models are 3D printed using a complex five-step process.
- First, the model is printed in wax using a specialized high-resolution 3D printer.
- It is then put in a container where liquid plaster is poured in around i
- When the plaster sets, the wax is melted out in a furnace, and the remaining plaster becomes the mold.
- Molten Gold is poured into this mold and set to harden. The plaster is broken away, revealing your new product.
- The product is then carefully cleaned and hand-polished to give it the trademark Gold luster.
Please be aware that polishing can wear down or fill in very fine details and edges. Polishing also removes a bit of material from your product in order to smooth it out, so the exact volume may be slightly smaller than that of your digital model.
Sterling Silver
3D Printed Sterling Silver products are made using a three-step process.The products are created with a lost-wax casting process using a high-resolution 3D wax printer.
- The 3D printed wax model is put in a container and liquid plaster is poured around it to create a mold.
- After the plaster sets, the wax is melted out and molten silver is poured into the plaster mold.
- The plaster is then pulled away to reveal the silver and the finished product is polished for a smooth surface.