Templates beyond rings

The pendant necklace, tennis bracelet and stud and drop earring templates, and how to make your own product.

A configurator is not only for rings. A part can be any piece of a product: a pendant, a chain, a bracelet or an earring back. Three sample templates show how.

Each sample has its own 3D files, lists, materials and an example price model. You can change everything, as in a ring template. The editor shows "Created from the sample. Replace or delete any model in the panel."

Pendant necklace

Part	Lists	Files
Pendant	Shape (Heart, Round, Teardrop, Bar) × Carat (0.25, 0.50, 1.00 ct)	12
Chain	Chain (Cable, Box, Rope) × Length (16", 18", 20")	9
Materials	Metal Color, Gemstone	None

12 pendants × 9 chains = 108 combinations.

Tennis bracelet

Part	Lists	Files
Bracelet	Style (4 Prong, Martini, Bezel) × Total Carat (2.00, 3.00, 5.00 ct) × Length (6.5", 7", 7.5")	27
Materials	Metal Color, Gemstone	None

The price changes with the total carat weight and the length.

Stud and drop earrings

Part	Lists	Files
Setting	Style (Drop, 4 Prong Stud, Bezel Stud, Halo Stud) × Shape (Round, Oval, Pear) × Center Carat (0.50, 1.00, 2.00 ct tw)	36
Back	Back (Push, Screw)	2
Materials	Metal Color, Gemstone	None

The template has a rule across two parts: a drop earring has no screw back. Your customer reads "A drop earring hangs from a push back." The configurator opens on the drop.

What is different from a ring

Difference	What it means
No Try-On	Try it on your hand puts a ring on a finger, so it is off in the samples.
No demo preview	Create new configurator has no Preview for the samples. Create the configurator, then use Hide edits to try it.
A length is a list of a part	Each length has its own 3D file, because each chain length is a separate model.
Renders as pictures	The pictures of the style lists are renders of the sample models. They follow the metal and the stone that the customer picks.
One file for a pair of earrings	Model both earrings of a style in one file.

Make your own product

Step 1 of 5

1. Create a configurator with Start from scratch, or start from the sample that is closest to your product.
2. Plan the parts (the pieces that change shape) and the material lists (the metals and stones that change color).
3. Name your files part first, then one word for each option, for example pendant_heart_0.25ct.glb and chain_cable_16in.glb.
4. Upload the files and select Build lists from the names. Refer to Your own 3D models.
5. Add the material lists, the rules and the prices.

Related pages

• Configurators (Beta)
• Your own 3D models
• Options and lists