Custom Pear Emerald Ring Design
Budget: €8 – €30 EUR
I’m ready to commission a detailed design for a pear-shaped emerald ring. The centre stone must be cut in a pear shape and held securely in a classic prong setting, surrounded by a halo of diamonds that accentuates the emerald without adding stones to the shank.
I need a jeweller or CAD artist who can translate this vision into production-ready files and visuals. Ideally, you work comfortably in Rhino, MatrixGold or similar jewellery CAD software and can provide realistic renders so I can review proportions, stone sizes and overall balance before the model is finalised.
Deliverables
• High-resolution concept renders showing top, side and three-quarter perspectives
• Editable CAD file suitable for 3D printing or casting
• Stone layout with precise measurements and recommended carat weights
• Simple production notes for the setter (prong count, metal thickness, tolerances)
Acceptance criteria: files open cleanly in the stated software, prongs align with pavilion angles, and the halo sits evenly around the pear emerald with sufficient clearance for setting.
Once approved, the design should be ready for manufacture without further modification, so accuracy and attention to detail are paramount.
I need a jeweller or CAD artist who can translate this vision into production-ready files and visuals. Ideally, you work comfortably in Rhino, MatrixGold or similar jewellery CAD software and can provide realistic renders so I can review proportions, stone sizes and overall balance before the model is finalised.
Deliverables
• High-resolution concept renders showing top, side and three-quarter perspectives
• Editable CAD file suitable for 3D printing or casting
• Stone layout with precise measurements and recommended carat weights
• Simple production notes for the setter (prong count, metal thickness, tolerances)
Acceptance criteria: files open cleanly in the stated software, prongs align with pavilion angles, and the halo sits evenly around the pear emerald with sufficient clearance for setting.
Once approved, the design should be ready for manufacture without further modification, so accuracy and attention to detail are paramount.