3D Jewelry Rendering Services From CAD or Photos
Photorealistic images, 360-degree spins, animation, and AR-ready models for rings, necklaces, earrings, bracelets, and pendants. Send us a CAD file, a sketch, or photographs of a finished piece. Pricing starts at $99.
What We Produce for Jewelry Brands
Everything below comes off one 3D model of your piece. We build the model once, then every image, spin, animation, and metal variant comes from that same asset.
Jewelry 3D Modeling
For pieces that do not exist yet, or exist only on paper. If your design is a sketch, a drawing, or a reference photograph, we build the 3D model before any rendering starts. We model to your measurements and specifications, and where a drawing is ambiguous we ask before we build rather than guessing and revising later. The finished model is yours: use it for rendering, for an AR viewer, for a configurator, or send it to production.
Plain Background Catalog Images
White, gray, or black background shots for product pages, marketplaces, and print catalogs. Every piece in a collection is lit the same way, so a customer scrolling your category page sees a consistent set instead of a mix of shoot days.
Lifestyle and On-Model Visuals
The piece worn on a hand, neck, or ear, or composited into your existing model photography. This is what gives a customer scale. A ring on a white background could be any size. On a finger it is unmistakable.
360-Degree Spins
A looping rotation that lets a customer inspect the piece from every angle. Delivered as a video file or as a frame sequence for an interactive viewer on your product page.
Jewelry Animation
Slow camera moves across a setting, a pave run, or an engraving, for social, paid placements, and launch campaigns where the detail is what sells the piece.
Metal and Gemstone Variants
One model, then every combination you sell. Yellow gold, white gold, rose gold, platinum, and silver, with diamond, sapphire, emerald, or any stone you specify. Variants come off the approved master, so you are not paying for a new render each time.
AR-Ready 3D Models
The model exported as GLB for augmented reality and virtual try-on, so a customer can see the piece on their own hand through a phone camera.
How a Jewelry Render Gets Made
There are two starting points and one finish. Tell us which one you have.
You have CAD
- 01We assess your CAD file first. Geometry gaps, wall thickness, and stone seating get checked before anything else, because a flaw in the file becomes a flaw in the render.
- 02Metals, stones, and lighting are applied from our existing material library.
You have photographs or sketches only
- 01We model the piece from your photographs, sketches, references, and measurements. We do not offer 3D scanning.
- 02Metals, stones, and lighting are applied from our existing material library.
One approved route to delivery
- 03You approve a test render. Metal tone, stone color, and camera angle are agreed on one piece before we produce the rest.
- 04The full set is delivered in the formats you need, with original filenames and folder structure preserved, and unlimited revisions until it is right.
Why Not Just Generate Jewelry Images With AI?
A plausible ring
AI image tools fail on exactly the things a jewelry buyer inspects. Metal reflections have to agree with the environment around them. A diamond’s facets have to refract light consistently as the piece turns. Prong positions, pave spacing, and engraving depth have to match the piece you will actually ship, because a customer who receives something different sends it back.
Your ring
An AI tool produces a plausible ring. It does not produce your ring. A render built from your CAD file is dimensionally the piece, so the image and the product agree.
Where AI still helps AI is useful earlier, for mood boards and art direction before the product itself is in frame. It is not a substitute for an image a customer will buy from.
Jewelry Rendering Portfolio
Rings, necklaces, earrings, and bracelets rendered for jewelry brands, manufacturers, and online retailers.
Two Jewelry Projects, Neither Starting From CAD
Both clients came to us with photographs. Neither had a usable 3D file.
Braverman Jewelry: Rings Rendered From Client Photographs
Braverman came to us with photographs of finished rings and no CAD files. We modeled each ring from those photographs, then built the metals and gemstones from our in-house material library. The delivered set covered white background catalog images, on-finger lifestyle shots, and a 360-degree rotating loop for the product page.
The material library is why this works. Common diamond cuts already exist as ready models, and precious metals and gemstones already exist as saved materials, so a ring can often be built from photographs without modeling the stones from scratch.
Read the Braverman case study
Bar Pendant Necklaces Composited Into Live Model Photography
A jewelry brand needed lifestyle images of bar pendant necklaces in two finishes, silver and yellow gold, without reshooting their model photography. They supplied base model photographs, placement guides, reference images, quality benchmarks, and the stamp artwork as an EPS file. No CAD.
We modeled the pendant and chain from those references, then composited each piece into the client’s existing model shots. The difficult parts were the ones a customer notices without being able to name: how the chain drapes on a real neckline, how the shadow falls, whether the depth of field matches the surrounding photograph, and whether the polished metal picks up the right light. Every SKU was delivered in both finishes at full resolution, with original filenames and folder structure preserved and no compression applied.
The whole project ran from 6 to 10 January 2026.
Read the lifestyle necklace projectWhy Jewelry Brands Work With 7CGI
Four things that are true here and are not true everywhere.
We start from whatever you already have
Photographs, sketches, 2D designs, EPS artwork, CAD files, or an existing 3D model. If you have never had a piece modeled before, photographs are enough. We do not offer 3D scanning.
The stone library is already built
Ready models exist for all common diamond cuts, and precious metals and gemstones exist as saved materials. Most studios build these per project and bill for it. We do not, which is why a render starts at $99 rather than several hundred.
You can watch the work happen
Clients can be invited into our internal project management and time tracking app to see the job move, rather than waiting for a delivery email and hoping.
Revisions are unlimited, and we agree the brief first
We align on what the piece should look like before accepting the project, not after. If it still is not right, revisions are unlimited and the work is covered by a money-back guarantee.
Jewelry Clients and Creative Partners
We work with jewelry brands, designers, manufacturers, retailers, creative agencies, and e-commerce teams to create visuals for product pages, catalogs, launches, ads, and social campaigns.
What Jewelry Rendering Costs
Price moves with complexity. A single ring on a white background sits at the low end. A multi-stone piece with a lifestyle set, several metal variants, and an animation sits higher.
Collections and bulk runs are quoted at a discount, because the material library gets built once and then applies to the rest of the set. Send us the piece list and we will price the run rather than the image.
Get a Quote for Your CollectionWhat We Need From You to Start
The more of this you have, the faster the first render lands. None of it is mandatory except the first item.
The design
A CAD file, a sketch, a technical drawing, or clear photographs of a finished piece. Any one of these is enough to start. We accept STEP, IGES, STL, OBJ, FBX, and 3DM, along with most other 3D formats, plus EPS artwork for stamps and logos.
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Materials and stones
Metal type and finish, gemstone types, cuts, carat weights, and setting style. If you are not sure, send a reference piece and we will match it.
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Style direction
Brands or images whose look you want, and where the images will be used. A marketplace listing and a launch campaign need different treatments. Benchmark images you already like are the fastest way to communicate this.
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Deliverables
Stills, 360 spins, animation, AR models, and the file formats and dimensions your channels require. We deliver PNG, JPG, and TIFF for stills, MP4 and MOV for spins and animation, and GLB for AR viewers.
What Jewelry Clients Say
Owner, custom jewelry studio
USA
We had no CAD files, just product photos from an old shoot, and I assumed that meant starting from scratch. 7CGI modeled the rings from those photos and sent back white background shots, on-finger images, and a rotating loop for the product page. The 360 is the one our customers actually stop on.
E-commerce Manager, online jewelry brand
Location not published
The hard part was making the necklaces sit correctly on real model photography. Chain drape, shadows, the scale against the neckline. They matched the depth of field on our existing shots closely enough that our own team could not pick out which images were photographed and which were rendered.
Head of Product, jewelry manufacturer
Location not published
We sell every piece in silver and yellow gold, which used to mean two shoots. Now it is one model and both finishes come off it. Across a forty-piece collection that changed the math completely.
Jewelry Rendering FAQ
Answers about source files, formats, timelines, pricing, revisions, variants, animation, AR, compositing, and worldwide delivery.
What is 3D jewelry rendering and how does it help jewelry brands?
Jewelry rendering builds a digital model of a piece and produces photorealistic images from it. It lets you market a collection before it is manufactured, show every metal and stone combination without producing samples, and keep a catalog visually consistent across hundreds of items.
Can you work from photographs if I do not have CAD files?
Yes, and much of our jewelry work starts this way. We model the piece from your photographs, sketches, references, and measurements. Both of the jewelry projects published on our blog began with photographs rather than CAD. We do not offer 3D scanning.
Which file formats do you accept?
We accept STEP, IGES, STL, OBJ, FBX, and 3DM, along with most other 3D formats, plus EPS artwork for stamps and logos. If you only have photographs or a sketch, that is enough to start.
What formats do you deliver?
PNG, JPG, and TIFF for stills, MP4 and MOV for 360 spins and animation, and GLB for AR viewers and virtual try-on. Files arrive with original filenames and folder structure preserved, uncompressed unless you ask otherwise.
How long does a jewelry rendering project take?
Most single pieces are delivered in 2 to 4 business days. Small collections typically run under a week. Larger runs get a confirmed timeline at quote, before any work begins.
Can you show my design in different metals, finishes, and gemstones?
Yes. One approved model produces every variant you sell: yellow gold, white gold, rose gold, platinum, and silver, with any gemstone type or cut you specify. Variants are billed as additional renders, not as new projects.
Will the render match my physical sample?
We match materials from your reference photographs and confirm the match on one piece before applying the library to the rest of the run. Metal tone and stone color are approved before the set is completed.
How much do jewelry renders cost?
Renders start at $99 per image. Complexity moves the price, and collections are quoted at a bulk rate.
How many revisions are included?
Revisions are unlimited, and the work is covered by a money-back guarantee.
Can I see progress while you work?
Yes. Clients can be given access to our internal project management and time tracking app.
Do you provide 360 spins and animation?
Yes. Both come off the same model as your stills. A 360 spin is delivered as a video file or as a frame sequence for an interactive viewer on your product page.
Do you provide augmented reality models?
Yes. We export AR-ready GLB models for virtual try-on.
Can you composite jewelry into our existing model photography?
Yes. Send us the base photographs, placement guides, and any benchmark images, and we match the lighting, scale, chain behavior, shadow, and depth of field of the original shot.
Do you work with clients outside the USA?
Yes. We deliver worldwide.
What happens to my files after delivery?
Project files are retained for one year. Access to project data is strictly monitored, and copyright is handled through licenses and agreements.
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Jewelry rendering sits inside our product visualization team, which has run as a dedicated group since 2015. The same modeling and material work behind your jewelry renders applies across furniture, packaging, and industrial products. Visit any service page for the full breakdown of deliverables, process, and pricing.
Send Us Your Jewelry Designs
CAD files, sketches, or photographs. We will tell you what we can do with them, what it will cost, and when you will have it.
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