Jewelry Rendering FAQs

3DM (Rhino and Matrix), STL, OBJ, and STEP. If you only have a hand sketch or a photo, we can build the CAD model first for an added fee.

Yes. A sketch, a photo, or a reference piece plus target stone sizes and metal is enough to start. Rough sketches are fine. We confirm proportions with you before detailing.

Yes. Faceted exports are the most common issue we see. We smooth and rebuild surfaces during cleanup, and the render shows polished metal, not polygons.

Send one sample first. We handle most industry formats, and we confirm compatibility on the sample before you commit to a batch.

Full-resolution JPG, PNG with transparency, and layered TIFF at 3000 x 3000 px or larger. Videos come as MP4 and WebM. Platform sizes for Shopify, Amazon, and Etsy on request.

You get final images in every format we list. Render scene files stay with the studio, but your CAD files and approvals are always yours, and we return them on request.

Rhino and Matrix for modeling, with ZBrush for organic and sculptural detail. You receive standard 3DM and STL files that open anywhere.

That is common. Send the pendant CAD and tell us the chain style and length. We add the chain from our library at no modeling cost.

Yes. We export the full frame sequence for viewers like Sirv or Magic 360, at the frame count your viewer expects, alongside the MP4 and WebM.

Send a drive link with your shots. We return finished files in the same folder structure with your file names kept, usually within 24 hours.

Still renders start at $25. Catalog volume starts at $18 per piece. 360 videos start at $60. CAD models start at $60. The full table is public on the pricing page.

Yes. One piece, standard angles, full quality, no payment details asked. It is the fastest way for both of us to know if we fit.

Cards, PayPal, or wire. Orders under $500 are paid on approval. Larger projects split 50 percent up front and 50 percent on delivery.

No. Nothing starts until you approve the quote, and the quote is a fixed price. Rush work is the one variable, and its fee comes with the quote, never on the invoice afterwards.

Once the model is set up, each extra metal color is a small add-on, usually a third of the base price. Most clients order white, yellow, and rose gold together.

Catalog pricing starts at 20 pieces. Orders of 20 designs or more run about 30 percent below single-order rates. The largest single catalog we have delivered was 4,800 SKUs over eleven weeks.

No. If your CAD is usable, you pay only the render fee. If a file has problems we cannot clean in under 30 minutes, we quote the fix before touching it.

Yes. The scene is already built for the stills, so adding a 360 spin to a render order costs about 40 percent less than ordering it alone.

Retouching starts at $4 per image, color correction at $3, and background removal at $2, all with volume rates for studios shooting hundreds of pieces a week.

Standard turnaround is 24 to 48 hours per piece. Rush delivery is available when a launch cannot wait.

Bulk orders of 20 or more pieces run on a shared timeline that we agree on before we start, delivered in weekly batches through a shared drive folder.

Every batch has a tracker showing rendered, in review, and approved status for each SKU, so you always know what is where.

Concept sketches arrive in 2 to 3 days. After you choose a direction, CAD and render take another 3 to 4 days. Rush timelines are available.

24 to 48 hours per design, the same as rings. A matched pair counts as one design.

24 hours. Retouching, color correction, and background removal all come back the next day, with your file names and folder structure kept.

The studio is based in 205-B Shivalik Western, L.P. Savani Road, Adajan, Surat, Gujarat 395009, India, and we work with brands, factories, stores, and designers worldwide. Standard turnaround is 24 to 48 hours per piece wherever you are.

We work from your metal specs and stone charts. 14k yellow renders differently than 18k, and a G color diamond renders differently than a D. Those differences show.

Yes. Tell us the grade, for example G color VS2, and we tune body tone and inclusion visibility to sit honestly within that grade.

The geometry is the same but dispersion differs. We use the correct optical values for each material, so moissanite shows its stronger fire honestly.

Yes. Send two or three photos from your current catalog. We match the lighting, shadows, and background, so renders sit next to photos without a visible difference.

For most jewelry, yes. Renders skip the sample, the courier, and the reshoots. Many of our clients run entire stores on renders and shoot photos only for campaign models.

Yes. We check wall thickness, prong strength, and shrinkage allowance for casting. If your caster has house rules, send them and we model to those.

No. We render true geometry for every stone, and we vary the light response slightly along the row the way real stones behave. The result reads as real, not tiled.

We build the real link pattern and repeat it along a natural curve. Cable, rope, box, and Cuban patterns all render with their true geometry, so the chain drapes instead of standing stiff.

We lock a master scene: camera, lighting, and background never change. Every SKU is dropped into that scene, so the whole catalog matches.

Auto tools fail on jewelry. Thin prongs, chain links, and stone-to-metal edges come back chewed. We cut paths by hand, and it shows at zoom.

Gold reflects everything around it, including the room, the softbox, and the photographer. Cameras average it into a muddy tone. Correction rebuilds the true metal color.

Yes. Pure white 255 background, the piece filling 85 percent of frame, and correct minimum sizes. We prep files to pass on first upload.

Two rounds with every order. You review a watermarked preview before final files, so most orders are approved first pass.

You do not pay for that piece. That policy has cost us money twice in nine years, which is about how often it should.

That is the point of the render step. Most change requests are stone size or metal color, which we turn around in 24 hours, on screen, before anything is cast.

Two rounds on the edit and one on the grade. We share a storyboard first, which is where most direction changes happen at no cost.

Yes. If you are replacing photos with renders, we match your existing angle and background first, so new images can go live next to old ones while the swap happens.

Yes, before we open your first file. We work on unreleased collections every week. Use your NDA or ours.

You do, fully, on payment. We only show work in our portfolio when clients allow it.

You do. Full rights transfer on final payment, including the CAD file. We keep nothing but the right to show the work in our portfolio, and we skip that too if you need NDA terms.

Yes. Many stores present our sketches and renders under their own brand. We stay invisible to your customer.

We can model from clear photos of a piece you own or have rights to. We do not copy other designers' protected work.