Help couples choose with confidence

A purchase made in stages

Most couples do not buy an engagement ring in one visit. They narrow down a shape, fall for a setting, debate the metal and then think about how it will sit next to a wedding band. Each stage raises questions that a showcase alone cannot answer, because the exact combination they want rarely exists in stock. Renders let you answer each question with an image of the actual design.

Every centre stone and setting

Upload the CAD file for the setting and show it with the stone the couple is considering. The gem library includes white diamonds by colour grade, from colourless to light yellow, fancy colours such as pink, yellow and blue, and coloured stones such as sapphire, morganite and emerald. Lead with the face-up view, then the profile that shows setting height, which is one of the first things couples ask about. The engagement ring guide covers the angles in detail.

Every metal, side by side

Yellow gold, white gold, rose gold and platinum change the character of a ring. Save each metal as a variant of the same design and export identical angles, so couples compare like with like. Pair the engagement ring with a matching or contoured wedding band in one render when you have both in CAD.

Custom designs approved before casting

Custom engagement rings are where rendering pays off most. Each revision of the design can be rendered and approved before anything is cast, so the couple sees the actual design before it is made. Approve the face, the profile, the underside and any engraving inside the band. Our guide to personalised jewelry previews outlines a simple approval workflow that keeps everyone on the same version.

Share links for couples and families

Engagement rings are often shown to family before a decision is made, sometimes across cities or countries. Send the couple a share link that opens the ring in an interactive 3D view in their browser. They can turn it, look at it from every angle and show it to whoever matters to them. When the design changes, send a new link for the new version.

Proposal-ready images and video

Once the design is chosen, couples love having beautiful images of their ring. A slow 360 degree turntable shows the sparkle from every side, and the bridal style in the AI photoshoot places the ring on a hand with soft lace and a romantic glow, with six skin tones. These images also make strong content for your own channels, with the couple's permission where a piece is truly bespoke.

Long-distance and online clients

More couples now buy engagement rings online or work with a jeweller in another city. Renders and 3D share links make remote consultations practical, since both sides look at the same design from every angle. A short 360 degree video sent over chat often answers more questions than a long email.

Stone sizes and proportions

Couples often ask how a certain carat weight will look. Make sure the centre stone in your CAD matches the size you are quoting, and use the diamond size chart to translate carat weights into approximate millimetre sizes for round stones. Show the ring on a hand for scale before the couple decides.

Wedding jewelry beyond the ring

Bridal work extends to wedding bands, earrings, necklaces and, for Indian weddings, full bridal sets with chokers, bangles and mangalsutras. Render each piece with the same scene and lighting so a set looks planned, and use the festive Indian or bridal styles for worn images. The jewelry sets guide explains how to keep a set consistent.

Plans for bridal jewelers

Every plan includes unlimited model uploads and the full studio. Premium costs $49 a month or $490 a year and adds 150 AI images and 5 AI videos every month, plus embeddable 3D viewers for your website. See pricing for the details.