REDESIGN

Write down what a redesign is not allowed to change

Restyle an existing jewelry design: change stones, color or a local detail. Tell the KunYan Jewelry AI model which outline and structure must stay, then compare the result so the whole piece is not replaced.

INPUT

What to prepare

A clear photo or render of the original, plus what must stay and what may change — for example only the center stone, or only the metal color.

OUTPUT

What you get

Redesign renders for internal review. After approval they still need size and craft checks. They are not production files.

Who it’s for

Designers and brands with a live or in-progress style who need redesign options.

Four steps from input to review

  1. 01

    Mark what stays

    Write the outline, proportions, stone positions and connections that must remain.

  2. 02

    Change one thing

    For example: “Keep the band and prong setting; change the center stone to an oval sapphire.” Do not change silhouette, metal and stone count together.

  3. 03

    Compare side by side

    Look for extra stones, a thinner band or a shifted setting.

  4. 04

    Record and iterate

    Keep the approved version and the notes. Move to collection design only after this piece is settled.

Review checklist

  • Outline, prong count and connections that should stay are still there.
  • Change one kind of request at a time so you can see what moved.
  • Save the redesign next to the original for the next person.

FAQ

What is the difference between a redesign and a new design?

A redesign changes part of an existing piece. If the outline, structure and how it is worn all change, treat it as a new design and review it on its own.

Can a redesign render go straight to tooling?

No. It is for choosing a direction. Size, wall thickness and setting still need a craftsperson.

Keep exploring Jewelry AI

Bring your own designs and test the workflow

Open the workspace to see current features, or contact us about plans, availability and demos.

Back to Jewelry AI overview →