IMAGINATION, MEET PRECISION

Your vision.
A new dimension.

The piece in your imagination.
Now a form you can work with.

Turn jewellery references into editable CAD. Explore every angle, make the details your own, and keep your craft at the centre.

A little of the atelier. No sign-in needed to explore.

FROM A SPARK TO SOMETHING REAL
Original solitaire ring reference01 / THE REFERENCE

JEWELLERY STUDIO · LIVE 3D

THE RESULT, IN A NEW DIMENSION
DESIGNED FOR JEWELLERS. BUILT FOR POSSIBILITY.Less imagining. More exploring.

01 / TAKE A SEAT AT THE WORKBENCH

Don’t just picture it.
Play with it.

Four references. Four CAD results.
Choose a piece, turn it around, and see where a small change takes you.

atelier99/The solitaire JEWELLERY STUDIO
THE INPUT01 / Reference
Solitaire ring reference photo
THE OUTPUT02 / CAD in Studio mode
SOLITAIRE / CAD RESULT
Customise the 3D preview
METAL FINISH
Original
EXPLORE
VIEW
Explore individual CAD components

Choose a stone or metal part, then move it with the slider. Reset all brings the original design back.

A hands-on preview using existing CAD results. Move separate components and explore finishes. This GLB preview demonstrates assembly editing; NURBS control-point editing happens in your CAD tools.

Make something of your own

02 / FROM FIRST SPARK TO FINAL DETAIL

Your idea leads.
The tools follow.

A connected workflow, from the image that inspires you to the geometry you keep refining.

01

Bring the inspiration.

Start with a reference image and describe the piece you have in mind. Give your idea a place to take shape.

REFERENCE → FORM
02

Make it your own.

Inspect the geometry, work with individual components and refine the dimensions that give a piece its character.

EXPLORE → REFINE
03

Take it to your workbench.

Export your geometry as .3dm and continue in Rhino. Bring your judgement to the settings, tolerances and finishing details.

CAD → YOUR NEXT CHAPTER

A DESIGN YOU CAN WORK WITH

One complete piece.
Individual possibilities.

A stone. A setting. The structure that holds it all together. Explore the separate parts of the actual model, then bring them back into place.

Real assembly components · reversible preview edits

03 / IMAGINE YOUR WORKFLOW

More room for the craft.

Illustrative testimonials
Sample copy · not customer reviews

That moment when a reference becomes something I can turn around and explore? That’s where the ideas really start.
JDJewellery designerIllustrative perspective
I want to spend more time on the proportions, the setting, the little decisions that make a piece feel like mine.
CSCAD specialistIllustrative perspective
Being able to see the whole piece, then get closer to the details, is how I like to think through a design.
SMStudio makerIllustrative perspective

04 / GOOD TO KNOW

Before you
step inside.

What can I try on this page?

Explore four existing CAD models alongside their reference images. Drag to rotate, use Move to reposition the view, scroll or pinch to zoom, change the metal finish, adjust preview size, inspect the wireframe and move individual components. Reset all restores the original appearance and view.

Are these the actual reference and CAD pairs?

Yes. Each example pairs its supplied reference photos with its corresponding CAD model. The 3D viewer loads that model and shows it only after the Studio materials are ready. These are examples of completed results, not live generation on this page.

Can I continue working in Rhino?

Yes. The platform supports .3dm geometry export so you can continue reviewing and refining your design in Rhino.

Is the CAD ready to manufacture?

Designs need a qualified jeweller or CAD specialist to review dimensions, tolerances, stone settings and manufacturing requirements. The playground’s size control changes the preview scale; it does not certify a ring size or a production measurement.

How do I get started?

Sign in to Atelier99 to enter your workspace, or book a demo for a guided look at the workflow. You can explore the playground here without an account.

EVERY JEWELLER NEEDS AN ATELIER.

Your next piece
starts with a possibility.

Bring the vision. Give it a new dimension.