Jewelry Rendering Portfolio
Recent work, sorted the way you would sort it on a bench. Filter by piece and by rendering style to find images that match the job you have.
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One model, every metal.
The bracelet wall is the clearest thing on this page. Six designs, each one built once as CAD and rendered in yellow, white, and rose gold from that single model. The code under a tile reads design, metal, view — BR34 · YG · V01 — the same way the files ship. Twenty-seven tiles came off six models, and not one of them needed a sample to exist.
That is the whole argument for rendering. A photoshoot prices per metal. A render prices per model, then $8 for the next colour.
- Source
- 3DM, STL, OBJ, STEP
- Output
- 3000 x 3000 px and up
- Formats
- JPG, PNG, layered TIFF
- Turnaround
- 24 – 48 h per piece
- Extra metal
- $8 per colour
- Confidentiality
- NDA before we open a file
Five places a render gives itself away.
Open any tile full size and look here first. These are the same checks a setter or a caster would make, and they are the reason our images survive a 100 percent crop.
- Prong tips
- Metal over stone
- A prong has to sit on the crown, not float above it. Zoom any solitaire here and the tip bites into the stone the way a setter would push it.
- Pave seats
- Cut, not stuck on
- Every melee sits in a real seat with real beads. Nothing is a decal. That is why the pave rows on BR6 and BR36 catch light unevenly, like a bench-set row does.
- Girdle line
- One clean edge
- The girdle is the fastest tell in a fake render: it goes soft or doubles. Ours holds a single edge at 100 percent zoom.
- Clasp and hinge
- Modelled, not implied
- Box clasps, tongues, and safety catches are built as real geometry. A buyer who knows bracelets looks there first.
- Metal colour
- Three golds, one file
- Yellow, white, and rose come off the same CAD model. Compare BR34 across the three: the geometry is identical, only the alloy changed.
Every tile came out of one of these services.
By piece
By job
By who orders it
Want to know how a file moves through the studio? Read the process, file specs, and timelines →
Why do so many bracelets look almost identical?
They are the same six designs in yellow, white, and rose gold. That is the point of rendering: one CAD model produces every metal variant, so a catalog can show all three without three photoshoots. Extra metal colours are $8 each.
What do the codes under the tiles mean?
Design, metal, view. BR34 · YG · V01 is design BR34, yellow gold, first view. It is the same label the delivered file carries, so a buyer can point at an image and order the variant without describing it.
Can I see work in my own category?
Use the piece filter above. If your category is thin here, say so when you write to us and we will send further examples that are not published, where the client's NDA allows it.
Will my design look like this?
Send one CAD file and find out at no cost. We render a sample of your own piece in the same quality you see here before you spend anything.
Can I use these images as a style reference?
Yes. Point at any tile and tell us to match its lighting, background, and crop. Any look on this page can be built as a repeatable scene and held across a whole catalog.
Want your designs on this wall?
Send one CAD file and see your own piece rendered free, in the same quality you see above.
Files answered within one business day.