Show Clients Photoreal Renders on Video Calls

Share your screen and show clients a photorealistic render of their piece, then switch metals or stones when they ask "what if?".

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Rose gold cushion-cut solitaire: Rhino 3D view and photorealistic AI render
Rose gold cushion-cut solitaire: Rhino 3D view and photorealistic AI render
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The Problem

On a video call, a grey CAD model or a rough sketch is all most jewelers can show. Clients struggle to imagine the finished piece, questions about other metals or stones have to wait until the next call, and momentum is lost.

Our Solution

Open HeyGemaâ„¢ in a browser tab next to your call. Upload the CAD screenshot or 3D file, pick the angle, metal and stones, and show the client a photorealistic render. When they want to see something new, change the options or type a variation.

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Video platform — HeyGema™ runs in a browser tab you can screen-share

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Gold options: Yellow, White and Rose

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Stone options, from Diamond to Ruby

What you get

Render Next to the Call

HeyGemaâ„¢ runs in the browser, so you can use it alongside Google Meet, Zoom, Teams or any other call.

Answer "What If" Live

Switch to another gold or stone and render again so the client can see the option they asked about.

Refine with a Sentence

Type an instruction like "show it from above" or "warmer lighting" and get a new version of the image.

Frequently asked questions

A sketch is an interpretation; a render shows the piece you've actually designed, in the real metal and stones. Upload your CAD screenshot, photo or 3D file (.3dm, .obj or .glb) and the client sees something that looks like the finished piece.
No. You run HeyGemaâ„¢ in your browser and share your screen, or send the finished render as an image after the call.
Yes. Change the metal, stones or angle and render again, or type a refinement instruction to generate a new version of the current image.

Jewelry rendering guides

Clear answers to the questions jewelers ask about rendering, from your CAD file to an image your client says yes to.

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