Lana Z.

To order a jewelry design, you typically begin by sharing your idea, preferred style, and inspiration references with the designer—this can include photos, sketches, or similar pieces you like. Next, you provide essential details such as dimensions, metal type (gold, silver, etc.), gemstone preferences, colors, and your approximate budget, so the designer can create a realistic and producible concept. The designer will usually start with an initial sketch or concept draft, and after you review and approve it, they move on to the detailed CAD design or 3D modeling stage (e.g., Rhino, Matrix, STL files). If the design is intended for manufacturing, the designer must deliver production-ready files suitable for casting or 3D printing. Once the final CAD and renders are approved, the completed files or artwork are delivered, and the project is closed.