Every millimeter
matters.
A ring has to be right in three dimensions before anyone commits to production. The prong style changes how the stone reads across a table. Hidden halo or single halo, rose gold or platinum, classic 6-prong or bezel — each decision compounds into a piece someone will wear every day.
The traditional workflow is slow — describe it to a CAD artist, wait for a draft, request revisions, wait again. Diatech Studio collapses that loop. Describe the ring in plain language, upload a sketch or reference photo, and get a photorealistic render in under a minute.
Six steps,
one workflow.
Type a description in plain language — "oval solitaire, thin rose gold band, hidden halo, milgrain edge" — or upload a hand-drawn sketch or reference photo. You don't need the exact technical vocabulary. Write "something like my grandmother's ring but more modern" and the AI will work with that.
Diatech's AI interprets your input and produces a photorealistic jewelry image. You'll see your ring as it would look in a studio photograph — lit, detailed, showing the stone's faceting and the metal's finish. The first generation takes under a minute.
See something you want to change? Use the targeted edit tool to draw around the area you want to adjust — the stone setting, the band width, the metal color — and describe the change. The rest of the ring stays intact. You're editing a region, not regenerating from scratch.
Not sure between a 1.5 ct oval and a 2 ct cushion? Generate both. Variation mode produces a new design that preserves the overall character while introducing the change you described. Compare side by side in moodboard view.
When you have a render you're happy with, share the project link. Your client views in their browser — no account required. They can annotate directly on the image: "I want this prong slightly higher" or "can we try a satin finish on the band." Feedback arrives in context.
Diatech's pricing estimation tool reads your ring render and generates an estimated cost breakdown — metal weight, stone specifications, total cost — so your client has numbers attached to the visual. No separate spreadsheet, no manual calculation.
What it looks like,
in Studio.
Upload a rough sketch or reference photo. Rough proportions are enough for the AI to work from.
Lasso a prong, a setting, or the band and prompt only that region. Edit the design — don't regenerate it.
See a 1.5 ct oval against a 2 ct cushion side by side in moodboard view.
An AI-estimated cost breakdown attached to the render — before any CAD work begins.
Where precision
matters most.
A client comes to you with a Pinterest board, a vague idea, and a budget. Your job is to translate that into a design they'll say yes to — before you commit to CAD. That's exactly what the AI ring design workflow is built for.
You sketch by hand, describe it to a rendering artist, wait two to three days, get a draft that's close but not quite right, send revisions, wait again. The client's enthusiasm starts to cool between cycles.
You sit with the client, type the description together, run three or four variations in real time, and walk out of that meeting with a design they're already excited about. Approval happens before any CAD work begins.
The Ring Builder also gives you an interactive 3D configurator: pick the ring style, stone shape (round, oval, cushion, princess, pear, marquise, and more), center stone size from 1 ct to 4 ct, setting style (Classic Prong, Hidden Halo, Single Halo, Double Halo), metal color, and optional wedding bands. Every change updates the 3D model live.
Ready to show your client what the ring will look like?
Start with a sketch, a photo, or a description. Your first render is ready in under a minute.
Design a ring freeReal clients,
real approvals.
"I used to spend three days getting a client to approve an engagement ring concept. Now I run variations in the meeting and we agree on a direction before they leave. It changed how I charge for custom work."
"My clients send me reference photos from Instagram and expect me to interpret them. Diatech is the only tool that actually understands what 'like this but more delicate' means — the first generation is usually close enough to build from."
Questions,
answered.
Yes. Diatech Studio's sketch upload feature interprets hand-drawn ring sketches and renders them as photorealistic designs. The sketch doesn't need to be precise — rough proportions and design intent are enough for the AI to work from.
The AI handles every major ring category: solitaire, halo, three-stone, pavé, eternity band, bypass, cluster, tension, bezel, and more. You can describe any combination of stone shape, setting style, band design, and metal finish in plain language.
Yes, and it's one of the strongest use cases for the tool. Generate concept renders from a brief, share project links with clients for visual review, collect annotated feedback, and iterate — all before the ring goes anywhere near a CAD artist.
Round, oval, cushion, princess, emerald, pear, marquise, asscher, heart, radiant, trillion, baguette, and more. You can describe the stone verbally or reference it in an uploaded image.
Yes. The Ring Builder includes a live 3D configurator for structured ring customization. 3D model generation from a flat design image is available on the Enterprise plan — the AI renders a production-ready 3D file you can bring into your CAD workflow.
The pricing estimation tool reads the design image and generates a cost breakdown based on visible components — metal type, stone specifications, and weight estimates. It's designed to give clients a realistic budget range before production, not a final manufacturing quote. You can review and override any figure.
Yes. Shared project links are accessible to anyone with the URL. Clients can view all design variations and add annotations without signing up.
The ring your client
wants to say yes to.
Diatech Studio is free to start. No credit card required. When your volume grows — custom engagement clients, batch collections, team collaboration, buyer catalog presentations — the paid plans are ready.