I’m commissioning a one-of-a-kind vintage-style necklace and need a jewelry designer who can take my ideas from concept to production-ready files. Think 1920s–40s elegance—subtle filigree, milgrain accents, and a graceful drop that feels authentically antique without looking costume. You’ll translate my inspiration notes and reference photos into a cohesive design, refine it through a couple of iterations, then supply a dimensioned CAD model plus an STL suitable for casting. High-resolution renderings that show stone placement and metal finish will help me visualise the final piece before I take it to the bench. Deliverables • Concept sketch (hand or digital) • Final CAD file (Rhino, Matrix, or comparable) • Production-ready STL • 2–3 photorealistic renders in both white and yellow gold tones I’m looking for accuracy in measurements, stone seating, and clasp mechanics so the file drops straight into manufacturing. If you thrive on intricate vintage detailing and can hand over clean, well-organised CAD layers, let’s talk details and timeline.