CounterSketch 8.10Rhino 8Available 1 September 2026
iJewel3D
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CounterSketch®

The design you just built opens photoreal while your customer is still at the counter

CounterSketch 8.10 adds iJewel as one of its three render buttons. One click opens the current jewelry design in iJewel3D for an interactive, customer-facing presentation.

Why this integration exists

CounterSketch does not show materials or finishes inside the application

CounterSketch builds and prices the piece at the counter. iJewel3D opens that design in a customer-facing view, so the salesperson can present it before the conversation ends.

MatrixGold brought iJewel3D into the designer's workflow in November 2025. CounterSketch now brings the same presentation step to the sales counter.

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One workflow, three jobs

Each product keeps the job it does best

The integration adds a presentation step without changing how your team designs, prices, or sends work to manufacturing.

A jewelry design and pricing screen in CounterSketch

CounterSketch

Design and price

Start from more than 3,000 customizable styles, refine the piece with your customer, and keep live pricing in the same sales session.

A photoreal jewelry presentation

iJewel3D

Present the finished look

Click iJewel in the render row to open the current design in a photoreal, interactive presentation while the customer is still deciding.

Jewelry models progressing toward a finished ring

Stuller

Continue to manufacturing

Keep the CounterSketch and Stuller order path you already use. iJewel sits before that order as the presentation step, not in place of it.

CounterSketch product imagery courtesy of Stuller.

Made for the sales floor

Three people, one shared view of the piece

For the salesperson

Stay in the customer conversation. The design already on screen moves to iJewel through one clearly named render button.

For the customer

Judge the piece from a photoreal, interactive view instead of being asked to imagine the finished ring from a design viewport.

For the retailer

Add a presentation step without replacing the CounterSketch design, pricing, or Stuller manufacturing workflow your team knows.

What ships in 8.10

A direct path from the design to iJewel3D

01

One click from the render row

CounterSketch has three render choices in 8.10. Choose the button labelled iJewel to open the design currently on screen.

02

Interactive presentation

Move around the piece and examine its form, stones, metals, and lighting in a view made for a customer-facing conversation.

03

A focused role in the workflow

CounterSketch remains the design and pricing tool. Stuller remains the manufacturing path. iJewel3D handles the real-time presentation between them.

How it works

From customer brief to a view they can judge

1

Build the piece together

Browse CounterSketch styles or build from components, then adjust the design alongside your customer.

2

Refine the details and price

Choose stones and materials and use the store pricing already configured in CounterSketch.

3

Click iJewel

Select iJewel from the three render buttons. There is no separate file handoff in the launch path.

4

Present, then continue the order

Show the design in iJewel3D, return to the sales conversation, and continue through the existing Stuller workflow when the customer is ready.

Requirements

Built for CounterSketch 8.10 on Rhino 8

CounterSketch
Version 8.10
Rhino
Rhino 8
Button label
iJewel
Release date
1 September 2026

If your store still uses CounterSketch on Rhino 5, update to CounterSketch 8.10 on Rhino 8 before you use iJewel.

Clear boundaries

A visualizer, not a replacement for your workflow

iJewel3D opens the current design for real-time presentation. It does not become the design tool, set the store price, or produce the manufacturing order.

  • Design and pricing stay in CounterSketch.
  • Visualization happens in iJewel3D.
  • Ordering and manufacturing stay in the Stuller workflow.

Questions

CounterSketch and iJewel3D FAQ

Which CounterSketch and Rhino versions support iJewel?+

The integration ships with CounterSketch 8.10 on Rhino 8 on 1 September 2026. Stores that still use CounterSketch on Rhino 5 must update to use iJewel.

Does the integration cost extra, and do I need an iJewel account?+

CounterSketch 8.10 includes the iJewel integration. You need a free iJewel account to use it.

Where do I find iJewel in CounterSketch?+

Open your design and look in the CounterSketch render row. Of the three render buttons, choose the one labelled iJewel.

Do I need to export and upload the design manually?+

No manual file handoff is part of the CounterSketch 8.10 launch path. Click iJewel with the design open to launch the iJewel3D presentation.

Does iJewel replace CounterSketch or the Stuller order process?+

No. CounterSketch remains the place to design and price the piece, and the Stuller workflow remains the path to manufacturing. iJewel3D is the customer-facing visualization step.

What is the integration called?+

The button in CounterSketch is called iJewel. The visualization platform is called iJewel3D.

Where can I get help?+

For iJewel help, email contact@ijewel3d.com or contact iJewel3D support on Discord. CounterSketch and Stuller support are available from the official CounterSketch product page.

Bring iJewel3D to the counter

Give the custom design session a presentation step that both the salesperson and customer can use while the piece is still being decided.

Need help? Email contact@ijewel3d.com or join iJewel3D on Discord.