I’m rolling out a full collection—rings, necklaces, earrings, and bracelets—and I want each piece translated into production-ready CAD files and compelling, photorealistic renders. If you’ve already modeled fine jewelry in Rhino, MatrixGold, Gemvision, or similar tools and can light it beautifully in KeyShot or V-Ray, you’ll feel right at home here. Before moving into the larger batch, I need to see proof of skill. Send over a few finished samples of past work that show stone seats, prong detail, and your rendering quality; no need for long proposals, the images will speak for you. Once we agree on style and workflow, we can roll straight into the main collection—speed matters, so the first test pieces should be turned around ASAP. For each approved design you’ll supply the editable CAD source (.3dm or .stl) and two high-resolution 4K renders on transparent and lifestyle backgrounds. I’ll review fit, setting accuracy, and metal weight; when those boxes are ticked, we move on to the next set. If your portfolio demonstrates both technical precision and aesthetic flair, let’s get started right away.