Jewellery - Let customers look at your piece from every side

How a stone catches the light only shows once it moves. In 3D your customer turns the piece around, zooms in on the setting, and sees with AR how big it really is.

Why jewellery in particular

Jewellery is small, reflective and full of detail. Exactly what a photo handles badly. A setting that looks plain from above turns out to be finely worked from the side.

Then there is size. At 8 millimetres your customer is guessing how big that is, until she sees it beside her hand. That is the question you answer by email today, with a photo and a ruler next to it.

Jewellery is also often a gift, or a purchase that carries meaning. Hesitation weighs more here than on an ordinary product. The more you show up front, the less there is left to hesitate about.

Turn them yourself

2 models from our library. Drag to rotate, scroll to zoom. On a phone, AR puts them next to your hand.

Earrings

Zoom in on the clasp and the setting. Detail that disappears in a product photo.

Ring

Turn the band around and look at the profile. That shows the thickness, which a photo from above hides.

What your customer does with it

Not a picture that sits still, but a piece they examine the way they would in a shop.

See every side

Turn and zoom right down to the setting. The side you never photograph is one your customer can simply go and find.

See it at real size

On a phone, AR shows the piece at true scale. That is what makes 8 millimetres mean something.

Notes on the piece itself

Put an annotation on the stone or the clasp. Your customer taps it and reads what it says, right where it sits.

Send a request

Wants a variant you do not list? She sends a request from the viewer straight to you.

What it asks of you

You need 1 3D model per piece. If you do not have one, we build it from your photos or drawings.

Then you upload the model to Portal and paste the embed code on your product page. How that works is in how to host a 3D model on your website.

Want to go further later and let customers pick material or stone themselves? A configurator does that. What it costs is on pricing, and your first model is free.

Start with 1 piece

Upload a model and see what visitors do with it. No 3D model yet? Then we make one.