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CAD Design Service Terms

Clear information for jewelry brands, jewelers and manufacturers working with our custom CAD design studio.

STUDIO INFORMATION / JEWELZIT

Information notice: This page summarizes the standard considerations for CAD design work. The specific quotation, invoice, written service agreement and any mutually signed NDA govern an individual project. Please review them before payment or approval.

Project scope

The confirmed brief identifies what is being designed, requested file formats, review milestones, time expectations and included revisions. A new concept, substantial design change or additional file format may require a new quotation.

Client-supplied materials and permissions

Clients are responsible for providing accurate references, measurements, logos and technical instructions, and for ensuring they have permission to use any third-party designs, trademarks, imagery or protected materials they submit for reproduction or modification.

Quotes, payment and subscriptions

Payment amounts, milestones and deliverables must match the accepted quotation or listed package. The currently configured CAD plan checkouts charge for a single initial month; automatic monthly recurring billing is not enabled. Premium and other custom-scope work require quotation approval. A Portrait package request may require manual confirmation of the current package details before payment.

Revisions, approval and cancellation

Revision limits, cancellation handling and any refund eligibility depend on work completed and the agreed terms for that project. Services and custom CAD design work should not be assumed to follow the return rules for physical retail products. Request written clarification before payment where required.

Production responsibility

CAD models are developed using the supplied specifications and an agreed workflow. Casting, printing, assembly, stone setting, finishing and regulatory or safety checks must be verified by the manufacturer and relevant professionals. A rendered image is not a guarantee of an identical physical result.

Intellectual property and confidentiality

Ownership, licensing, rights to source files, permitted portfolio use and confidentiality should be explicitly addressed in the applicable project agreement. A request for nondisclosure can be discussed before sensitive work is shared.

Questions before booking?

Use our Contact page to clarify scope, payment and delivery arrangements before placing an order.