Digital Sculpting

Digital sculpting transforms jewelry design by giving artists and designers the freedom to build, shape, and refine intricate 3D forms. Unlike standard CAD, sculpting in ZBrush and Blender allows for smooth curves, textured surfaces, and organic shapes that traditional modeling can’t achieve. This method is ideal for jewelry that requires realism, depth, or unique character.

Our process starts with your idea—whether it’s a sketch, reference photo, or description. Our digital sculptors translate your vision into a virtual model, capturing details from flowing patterns to engravings. This approach works well for designs inspired by nature, art, or history, and is often used for custom rings, vintage pieces, pendants, and medallions.

With digital sculpting, we can easily adjust designs as needed, ensuring the final model matches your vision. The result is a production-ready digital file, making the move from virtual design to real jewelry smooth and efficient.

An important application of digital sculpting in jewelry making is the creation of bas-relief and skin relief designs. These techniques create raised, detailed patterns – ideal for custom coins, signet rings, lockets and pendants. At CADraws Studio, we use ZBrush and Blender to model relief designs and capture every line, shadow and highlight.

Clients can submit sketches, scans, photos or written ideas. Our team turns these into dimensional models, shows previews and makes adjustments based on your feedback. You can review and approve the model from any angle before production begins.

With relief model making, we can combine motifs, textures and symbols in one piece, which is particularly suitable for commemorative jewelry, gifts and unique works of art. With all our models, we pay attention to wall thickness, depth and manufacturability to ensure a smooth casting or 3D printing process.