The 3D printed jewelry market is rapidly developing towards personalization, large-scale production, and full-industry chain integration. The Chinese market size is projected to exceed 18.3 billion yuan in 2026, representing a year-on-year growth of 42.3%.
Core Trend Analysis:
Personalized Customization Becomes the Mainstream Consumption Model: Consumer demand, especially among newlyweds, for customized wedding rings and commemorative jewelry is surging. In 2025, 63.7% of newlyweds are expected to choose customizable 3D printed gold/platinum rings. Brands such as Chow Tai Fook and Chao Hongji have already deployed "cloud design + instant printing" experience workshops in their core stores nationwide, achieving a closed-loop process of "on-site scanning-modeling-printing-pickup."
Technological Maturity Drives Cost Reduction and Precision Improvement: Domestic metal 3D printers (such as BLT and Farsoon Technologies) have independently controllable core components, resulting in a 38% decrease in equipment procurement costs compared to 2022. Farsoon Technologies' FS200M-Plus equipment improves the printing precision of 18K gold to ±0.015mm, achieving a yield rate of 92.7%, and reducing the unit cost of small-batch precious metal jewelry by 28.3%.
The industry chain is clearly divided, and a service ecosystem is taking shape.
Upstream: The localization rate of equipment and materials has increased, with Guizhou Platinum Industry holding a 47.1% market share in the 18K gold spherical powder field.
Midstream: Technology service integrators (such as Guangyunda and Liantai Technology) provide one-stop OEM services from modeling to post-processing, with a gross profit margin of 48.6%.
Downstream: The rise of the brand-to-consumer (DTC) model; Chao Hongji's "inplus" sub-brand achieved online customization revenue of 920 million yuan in 2025, with a customer lifetime value (LTV) 2.8 times that of traditional channels.
