
Our expert CAD designers will collaborate with you to refine your vision and solve any potential challenges before manufacturing begins, allowing you to present the highest quality product to your customer.
Part of our end-to-end solutions, the right CAD helps guarantee a precise stone fit and a flawless final product before it even leaves the digital realm. By working with us, you're not just getting a file; you're initiating a controlled, efficient, and comprehensive production process that moves seamlessly from CAD to casting, finishing, and hallmarking, all under one roof.
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Our experienced in-house CAD designers offer a collaborative approach, providing guidance from the outset regardless of your technical knowledge.

Our CAD services are designed to accommodate your workflow: whether you provide your own files, choose to modify one of your existing designs, or develop a unique creation from scratch.

Our integrated CAD services work seamlessly with our in-house manufacturing facility, enabling a faster, more adaptable, and more efficient production timeline.

With all services handled under one roof, we minimise touchpoints and reduce administrative overhead, ensuring your project moves forward without unnecessary delays or costs.

From initial concept to final production, our team is committed to supporting you every step of the way, ensuring a smooth and successful project collaboration that results in exceptional jewellery for your customers.

Our team is here to help, whether you’re refining an idea or ready to start production, we’ll guide you with expert support.
Our in-house jewellery CAD modelling process creates highly detailed 2D visuals and 3D renders, allowing you and your customer to see and refine your designs before you commit to production. This virtual prototyping gives you a closer evaluation of the piece before it proceeds to casting, ensuring that every design is structurally sound and perfectly suitable for manufacturing.
Working in collaboration, our in-house CAD specialists support you and your customer to refine your design, ensuring both manufacturability and visual accuracy. Once you approve the models, they are 3D printed in resin or wax before proceeding directly to our casting team.
This integrated process enables you to assess virtual models to ensure the design is perfect before we move to production. All final stages—including polishing, setting, and hallmarking—are completed on-site by our expert team and Sub-Assay office, providing comprehensive quality control from start to finish.

We utilise industry-leading CAD software to ensure every design is crafted with precision and detail. Our commitment to using the most advanced technology in the jewellery industry ensures that your models are not only appealing to your customers but also optimised for seamless integration with our state-of-the-art manufacturing equipment.

Beyond our CAD services, Weston Beamor offers a comprehensive suite of services to support your jewellery production needs, from initial concept to final hallmark:
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Get in touchWhat is CAD Modelling?
CAD modelling is the process of creating a 3D digital version of a jewellery design.
What file format will I receive?
You’ll receive an STL file, plus rendered images and 2D visuals.
Can I prototype before production?
Yes, we offer virtual and physical prototyping.
How long does jewellery CAD modelling take?
Most models are completed in a few working days.
Is it possible to modify an existing piece of jewellery?
Absolutely. We can create a CAD model from a physical piece of jewellery, allowing you to easily alter the design, scale it, or add new elements.
Can I provide my own design sketches?
Yes, we can work from a wide range of source materials, including hand-drawn sketches, technical drawings, reference images, or even just an idea.
What if I don't have a design?
No problem. Our in-house designers can work with you to develop a unique design from scratch, providing expert guidance and creative input to bring your concept to life.
What is the difference between a CAD model and a 3D render?
A CAD model is the digital file itself, containing all the geometric data for the design. A 3D render is a photorealistic image or video created from that model, used for marketing, client approvals, and visual presentations.