Jewelry rendering that sells your designs before they exist.
- Quote within one business day
- Two revision rounds included
- NDA signed before we open your file
Send a CAD file. Get photorealistic images back in 24 to 48 hours. No samples, no photoshoots, no waiting on a studio.
BR34 / yellow gold delivered
Four lines of work, one path from idea to image.
- 01 Jewelry Rendering Studio-grade jewelry rendering from your CAD files. From $25 per render
- 02 Jewelry CAD Design Jewelry CAD design services in Rhino and Matrix. From $60 per model
- 03 Jewelry Animation Jewelry animation services: 360 spins, turntable videos, and product films for stores and ads. From $60 per video
- 04 Jewelry Photo Retouching Jewelry photo retouching: dust removal, metal cleanup, stone enhancement, and true color. From $4 per image
Show us your design.
We bring it to life.
- Rings, bridal sets, and eternity bands
- Earrings, pendants, and necklaces
- Bracelets, bangles, and cuffs
- Loose diamonds and coloured stones
A pencil sketch, a phone photo of a competitor's piece, or a finished CAD file. Whatever you have, we model what is missing and render the rest.
Discover moreFrom CAD file to photorealistic render.
The left side is the kind of flat CAD view your factory works from. The right side is what we hand back to you. Drag the handle.
Try it with your own file
Final render One file. Four ways to sell it.
A render is not one look. The same CAD file lights differently for a marketplace listing, a campaign hero, a lookbook, and a zoom shot. Pick a style to see it.
Pure 255 white, even light, no distractions. The workhorse.
Delivered in the last few weeks.
How we keep the diamonds honest.
A render that flatters the stone is worse than no render at all. Here is what we do so the image and the finished piece agree.
- 01
Cut specs, not stock shapes
We render from your proportions or facet diagram. Round, oval, pear, marquise, emerald, radiant, cushion, and custom cuts all get their true geometry — not a library stand-in that happens to be the right silhouette.
- 02
The right optics per material
Diamond, moissanite, and lab-grown stones share geometry but not dispersion. Each is rendered with its own optical values, so moissanite shows its stronger fire honestly instead of being flattered into looking like a diamond.
- 03
Body colour matched to grade
Tell us the grade — G colour, VS2 — and the body tone and inclusion visibility are tuned to sit honestly inside it. Coloured stones are trued against your grading notes rather than saturated until they sell.
- 04
Every stone in the row is real
On a tennis bracelet we render each stone's true geometry rather than cloning one down the line, and vary the light response slightly the way real stones behave. It reads as a row of stones, not a tiled texture.
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The stone map is the contract
Every model ships with a stone map: sizes, counts, and seats. Your setter and your renderer are working from the same document, so what the image shows is what the bench can actually set.
Four steps from file to finished image.
- 1
Send your file
Upload a CAD file, a sketch, or a photo through the quote form. We confirm scope and price the same day.
- 2
We model and render
Our team sets up metals, stones, and lighting. You get a preview within 24 to 48 hours.
- 3
Review and refine
Mark up the preview with comments. Two revision rounds are included in every order.
- 4
Get your files
Final images arrive in JPG, PNG, and TIFF, sized for web, marketplaces, and print.
Software we work with.
We work in the same industry-standard tools your factory and your studio already use, so CAD models, renders, animations, and production files land in formats you can open on day one.
- Rhino 3D CAD design
- MatrixGold Jewelry CAD
- JewelCAD Jewelry CAD
- CounterSketch Jewelry CAD
- ZBrush Sculpting
- Blender Modelling & rendering
- Autodesk Maya Animation
- Autodesk 3ds Max 3D design
- Cinema 4D Motion & 3D
- KeyShot Rendering
- V-Ray Rendering
- Octane Render GPU rendering
- Redshift GPU rendering
- Adobe Photoshop Image editing
- Adobe Lightroom Photo editing
- Adobe Illustrator Vector design
- After Effects Motion graphics
- Premiere Pro Video editing
- DaVinci Resolve Grading & edit
- Adobe InDesign Catalog design
- Figma UI & presentation
- Canva Marketing design
- 3DM
- STL
- OBJ
- FBX
- STEP
- IGES
- GLB
- USDZ
- PNG
- JPG
- TIFF
- MP4
- MOV
"Why not just use AI?"
Reasonable question. Here is the honest comparison, including the parts where AI wins.
- Where the image comes from
- Invented from a text prompt. It resembles jewelry in general.
- Built from your CAD file. It is your piece, to the millimetre.
- Stone count
- Approximate. Ask for 42 stones and you get roughly 42.
- Exact. Every stone in your chart is modelled and set.
- Prongs and settings
- Decorative. Prongs float, merge, or hold nothing.
- Structural. Each prong sits where the setter will put it.
- Metal and stone specs
- A guess at the look of gold. Not tied to your alloy or grade.
- Matched to your metal spec and stone grades.
- Consistency across a catalog
- Every generation drifts. 200 SKUs will not match.
- One locked scene. 200 SKUs look like one shoot.
- Can it be manufactured?
- No. There is no model behind the image.
- Yes. The render and the production file are the same geometry.
- What it costs
- Pennies, and instant.
- From $25 per render, in 24 to 48 hours.
AI is genuinely faster and cheaper, and for a mood board it is the right tool. It just cannot tell you what your factory will cast. That is the whole job.
Built for jewelry businesses like yours.
Markets we work with.
Files come in from jewelry businesses on five continents and go back out the same way. Rendering has no shipping cost and no customs form. Spin the globe.
- United States — Brands, retailers, online stores
- Canada — Custom jewelry
- United Kingdom — Luxury and independent designers
- France — Luxury fashion houses
- Italy — Luxury brands and manufacturers
- Germany — Premium manufacturers
- Switzerland — Watches and fine jewelry
- Belgium — Antwerp diamond trade
- Netherlands — Retail and e-commerce
- Turkey — Gold manufacturing
- United Arab Emirates — Global trading hub
- Saudi Arabia — Gold and diamond demand
- Thailand — Gemstone cutting
- Singapore — Luxury retail and trading
- Hong Kong — Exhibitions and wholesale
- Japan — Premium craftsmanship
- Australia — Bridal and fine jewelry
- New Zealand — Boutique designers
- South Africa — Diamond mining and manufacture
The boring, dependable stuff we get right.
- Turnaround
- 24 – 48 h
- Standard orders ship inside two business days. Rush delivery when a launch cannot wait.
- Revisions
- 2 rounds
- You approve a preview before we produce final files. Most orders pass on the first look.
- Formats
- JPG / PNG / TIFF
- Full resolution, plus platform sizes for Shopify, Amazon, and Etsy.
- Accuracy
- To your spec
- Renders follow your metal specs and stone charts. What you show is what your factory casts.
- Pricing
- Published
- Every price is on the pricing page. No sales call required to learn what a render costs.
- Confidentiality
- NDA standard
- We sign your NDA, or provide ours, before any file changes hands.
Simple per-render pricing.
Still renders from $25. Catalog volume from $18. 360 videos from $60. The full price table is public, because you should not need a sales call to see a number.
What jewelry businesses say.
The renders were on our product pages before our old photographer had even confirmed a shoot date. Quality is honestly better than the photos were.
We sent 212 CAD files from our archive. Every render came back consistent, named by SKU, and on schedule. Our buyers order from the catalog now.
My clients approve custom pieces from the render alone. I stopped making wax models for approval two years ago and never looked back.
Six ways a jewelry render goes wrong.
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Cloning one stone down the row
A tennis bracelet rendered from a single duplicated stone reads as a tiled texture. Every stone needs its own geometry and its own light response.
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Chains posed as stiff CAD curves
Real gold drapes. A chain frozen along a perfect arc is the fastest way to make a render look computed.
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Turning the fire up until it sells
Oversaturated dispersion looks spectacular on screen and disappointing in the box. That gap is a return.
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Rendering faceted STL exports
Polygon edges survive into the metal as visible banding. Surfaces have to be rebuilt before anything is lit.
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A different scene for every SKU
Lighting the catalog piece by piece guarantees 200 renders that do not match. Lock the scene first, then batch.
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Auto-cutout on prongs and chain
Automatic background removal chews thin geometry. Prongs, links, and stone edges have to be pathed by hand.
What file do I send you?
Send a CAD file in 3DM, STL, OBJ, or STEP format. No CAD? Send a sketch or a photo and our CAD team will model the piece first.
How long does a render take?
Standard turnaround is 24 to 48 hours per piece. Bulk catalog orders run on a weekly delivery schedule that we agree on before starting.
What does a render cost?
Still renders start at $25 per piece. Catalog volume pricing starts at $18. 360 videos start at $60. Full details are on our pricing page.
Do you sign an NDA?
Yes, before we open a single file. We work with unreleased collections every week and confidentiality is standard practice, not an add-on.
Send us one CAD file.
Get a free sample render.
No payment, no commitment. See our quality on your own design before you spend a dollar.
Files answered within one business day.