I have a detailed hand-drawn concept for a jewelry and now need it translated into an accurate, production-ready 3D model. The style is intentionally unique—something that doesn’t fall neatly into vintage, modern, or classic boxes—so I’m looking for a designer who can capture that one-of-a-kind character while still respecting manufacturing constraints. You’ll take my sketch, confirm the measurements and any stone settings with me, then build the CAD model in the software you’re most comfortable with (Rhino, MatrixGold, ZBrush, or similar are all fine). Precision is key: wall thickness, prong strength, and comfort fit all have to be accounted for so the file is ready for direct casting in gold. Deliverables • Clean, editable source file (e.g., .3dm or .3dsm) • Watertight STL ready for printing/casting • High-resolution renders from at least two angles for client sign-off Once I approve the initial render, we can make any small refinements before finalizing the production file. Looking forward to seeing how you bring this sketch to life.