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Year 9 Issue 3 May-June 2009
Gemvision helping jewelers to express their creativity
Claudia Endler timeless modernity
 
 
       
xx Gemvision helping jewelers to express their creativity
 
     With facilities in the US, the UK, and a global network of authorized dealers, Gemvision brings jewelers and technology togetner with innovative CAD/CAM products. Since its founding over 2O years ago by a retail jeweler, Gemvision has always been a company of jewelers helping other jewelers use technology to express their creativity and enhance their bottom line.

     Making technology easy-to-usa and profitable for jewelers, Gemvision says it offers complete CAD and CAM solutions to enhance creativity and maximize productivity.

     Gemvision was founded in 1990 by Jeff High, now the company’s president. The company has its US head quarters in Davenport, Iowa. In Europe its headquarters is located in Leeds, England. Gemvision also has a training academy Iocated in Moline, Illinois, in the US.

     Today, Gemvision is a leading provider of technology products for the vvorldvvide jevvelry industry. But the company’s mission of bringing jewelers and technology together actually began almost tvvo decades ago in the day-to-day jewelry store operations of Jeff High.

     Matrix 3D Jewelry Design Software - by harnessing the power of 3D CAD and giving it a jeweler-friendly interface, Gemvision’s Matrix Version 6.0 lots users design virtual jewelry on-screen vvhile generating a detailed rendered preview image. Matrix then outputs the design to any CAM device such as Gemvision’s Revo54O Multiple-Axis Milling System vvhich generates dimensionally accurate vvax models ready for casting.

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Top) Matrix 6 Interface
Bottom) Revo 540C mill
 
     Gemvision says its has been closely examining the tools and concepts that vvork best for jevvelry designers producing the most efficiant, flexible, and creative Matrix upgrade yet for \/ersion 6. It features History built right into models, a library of history—enabled parts and styles,
a completely updated and streamlined interface, a host of nevv tools that follovv current design trends, and novv view-port controls that make subtle modifications and creative designing easier than ever before.
 
     Matrix 6 also incorporates an exclusive version of the powerful V-Ray rendering engine right into the software making photo—realistic renders just a few mouse clicks away, Gemvision says.

     Designed specitically as a companion to Gem-vision’s Matrix 3D Design Software, the Revo54OC Milling System generates a dimensionally accurate wax model ready for casting. The next-generation Revo54OC mill integrates software solutions with hardware updates to provide improvements in part guality and ease-of-use, Gemvision says.

     The Revo54OC features dual—spindle technology that virtually eliminates the need tc change fixtures and allows the inside of a ring to be completely hollowed cut without sacrificing accuracy or stability. And with software that automates advanced options while walking users through easy, step-by-step lnstructions for mill set—up, the Revo54OC has been completely re—engineered, inside and cut, with jewelers wants and needs in mind.

     This complete CAM solution includes: Revo540C milling machine; upgrade to mill version of Matrix software; dual high speed NSK spindle unit; 4—Axis control unit and software; G-Code generation software built into Matrix; integrated laptop computer system; tool—less guick-change fixtures for rings and flat work; all required cutting tools and a starter set of wax; comprehensive training at Gemvision;and 1 year Gemvision technical support.

www.gemvision.com

 
 
Top) Revo540C waxes
Bottom) Revo 540C Hollow
 
  Claudia Endler timeless modernity
   
 
     Claudia Endler is passionate about jewelry, art, architecture, design, and self-expression. So, after a successful career as a designer representative in the fashion industry, Claudia’s passions and talents collided, culminating in the formation of Claudia Endler Designs — now one of Los Angeles’ loading contemporary jewelry design enterprises.

     By combining elements from graphic design, art, and architecture, the essence of CIaudia’s jewelry designs is to illuminate the unique qualities that define each person, individually. CIaudia’s designs offer distinctive alternatives to the traditional matrimonial fare. "Jewelry is body Ianguage. I see it as a way to discover, express, and reveal- l use the power of proportion, attention to detail, and the omission of the non-essential elements to bring each piece to its minimum and purest form," Claudia said.

 
 

     "Timeless modernity”’ is how Claudia describes style of her work, creating mostly custom pieces at revealing subtle aspects of an individuaI’s taste, and desires. When designed to such personal specitlcations, it shows the wearer’s confidence, and that, says, "is truly sexy. "

     Claudia’s designs have received critical acclaim, prestigious design awards and nominations such as the AGTA Spectrum Awards. Most recently the Phyllis Award for Design, a spot on My Fox L.A.’s Jewelry Hot List and a nomination in 2007 for Colored magazine’s Favorite Designer. Her designs occupy the private collections of some of L.A's top cultural leaders, museum curators, architects, gallery directors,
and other jewelry designers.

     Currently under construction and scheduled to in 2010, the Cero Gallery and Forum for Art, Architecture and Design will not only showcase the works of Clasudia Endler Designs - it will revive the artistic tradition of the French salon, in Los Angeles, bringing artists of all media and genres together regularly to collectively promote the local arts community.

A) Claudia Ebdler's platinum fluted earrings; each featuring a 5.0 ct red carnelian drop offset with four orange / brown round diamonds, took 3rd Place in the Casual Wear Category at the 2003 AGTA Spectrum Awards
B) Mirror cut quartz pendant
C) Cludia Endler's aquamarine pendant was submitted for the 2009 AGTA Spectrum Awards Business/Day Wear Category
D) American Jewelry designer Claudir Endler
E) Green tourmaline bezel ring

 
     Claudia says her persenal goals are to create, to learn and grow, to connect and hopefully to inspire others to follow their dreams. She feels it is important to connect and give back to the community, so Claudia uses her expertise to mentor other young designers and entre- preneurs; does one on one coaching for the Gemelogical Institute of America career fair; sits in on student reviews at Art Center and FlDM; and is past president and board member of the Women’s Jewelry Association for the Los Angeles Chapter. She also gives back to the community through various charitable organizations including Young Survival Coalition and My Vision Foundation which focus on breast cancer awareness in young women.

www.claudiaendler.com