Meet Our Jewelry CAD Designers
The CAD designers and 3D artists behind JewelDraft — a dedicated jewelry modeling and rendering team that works as a quiet extension of your casting house, turning briefs into clean, castable models.
One dedicated CAD team, two time zones
Jewelry is the only thing this team models — and the studio is structured so your pieces keep moving even after your bench goes dark.
JewelDraft is run by a dedicated jewelry CAD and 3D rendering team split across Armenia and Vietnam. We are not a general 3D shop that also takes the odd ring — every role in the studio exists to move a design from brief to a castable file, and nothing outside that. For casting houses and manufacturers, the team plugs in behind the bench: you keep the client, the pour and the finishing, and we carry the CAD. Between them, the team lives in Rhino, MatrixGold, 3Design and KeyShot every working day — owned, hands-on skills rather than badges on a wall.
Two studios, one clock
Because the team spans two time zones that bracket the US working day, a brief that lands as you leave the bench is often being modeled while you sleep. That overnight coverage is the whole point of the split — it is why turnaround runs from 24h — typically 1–2 business days, even on batch work. Nothing sits in a queue waiting for one person to wake up. There is always a working-hours overlap with the US, too, so your questions get answered inside your day rather than the next one.
Built to augment your casting house
The lineup below mirrors the work itself — modeling, rendering, castability, revisions, QA and coordination — so the team slots directly into a casting house without adding overhead. Instead of hiring and managing an in-house CAD department, you hand off the brief and get back a production-grade model plus a casting-ready STL or 3MF. It is the same span as the CAD, rendering and casting-ready work we deliver, staffed by people who do only this. If you want the fuller picture, there is more about the JewelDraft studio and how it came together.
The roles that build your models
We show the roles rather than the faces — the studio works under NDA, so the people stay behind the work. Every brief is handled by this core lineup.
Parametric, production-grade builds to your exact stone and metal specs, in Rhino, MatrixGold and 3Design.
Photoreal 4K stills in KeyShot — lighting, camera angles and staging tuned to each brief for catalogs and client sign-off.
Wall thickness, sprues and gates checked so every STL/3MF is watertight, on-spec and built for the pour.
Runs fast, no-drama revision rounds and keeps each piece moving to sign-off without stalling the queue.
Final geometry checks, plus metal-weight estimates and exact stone counts with every delivery.
Your single point of contact for brief intake, scope and delivery scheduling across time zones, so nothing waits on a handoff.
Roles shown are the studio's working lineup; real names, bios and photos are added by the client when the page goes live.
From brief to casting-ready, without the wait
A tight handoff between roles — and because the studio spans two time zones, a brief that lands at the end of your day is usually moving overnight, with revision rounds built in rather than bolted on.
Brief
A sketch, photo or spec sheet lands with the coordinator, who confirms stones, metal and deadline.
Model maker (CAD)
The CAD modeler builds a parametric, production-grade model to your exact dimensions.
Render & Revisions
Photoreal previews go back for sign-off, with fast revision rounds until the model is right.
Casting-ready delivery
QA checks the geometry and ships final STL/3MF with metal-weight and stone reports.
See exactly how a brief moves from sketch to sprue, stage by stage — or start a project brief with the studio today.
Put the team to work on your next brief.
Send a sketch, photo or spec sheet. We'll reply with a quote and a realistic turnaround — from 24h — typically 1–2 business days — the same day you ask.