Gemvision Symposium 2026 Slated for April
The event will include panel discussions, hands-on demonstrations of new digital manufacturing tools, and a jewelry design contest.

The Stuller-owned jewelry design software company said the event will provide a glimpse into the future of jewelry design.
“The Gemvision Symposium is where designers gather to see the latest tools in action and connect with industry professionals,” said Alex Stuller, executive director of Gemvision.
“It’s a place to be inspired, exchange ideas, and discover new ways to push the boundaries of jewelry design.”
The event will offer expert-led panels, workshops, and discussions covering the latest trends and techniques, as well as networking opportunities and hands-on demonstrations of new digital manufacturing tools and technology, the company said.
Attendees will also receive a first look at MatrixGold 4.0, the next version of the company’s 3D CAD tool.
“There’s something powerful about being in a room with people who understand your work,” said Oriol Collelldemont, director of Gemvision.
“The event brings designers together to explore new ideas and connect in meaningful ways.”
Attendees can also enter the Gemvision Design Awards, a contest the company said recognizes creativity, manufacturability, and technical execution.
Prizes will be awarded in multiple categories judged by a panel of experts. There also will be a People’s Choice Award, judged by attendees.
Click here to submit a design for the Gemvision Design Awards. The deadline to enter is March 6.
To register for the Gemvision Symposium, visit its website.
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