
Most 3D jewelry design packages include 2-3 rounds of revisions as standard, covering adjustments like proportions, stone placement, and metal finish — additional rounds or major structural changes are typically priced separately.
What Counts as a "Minor" Revision
Minor revisions are typically included at no extra cost within a package:
- Adjusting band width or thickness
- Resizing stones or changing stone placement slightly
- Changing metal color/finish
- Small proportion adjustments
What Counts as a "Major" Revision
Major changes usually go beyond standard included revisions and may be quoted separately:
- Completely changing the ring/piece style (e.g., solitaire to halo setting)
- Adding entirely new design elements not in the original brief
- Redesigning the piece from a different concept altogether
Why Revision Limits Exist
Unlimited revisions without any cap can extend timelines indefinitely and make project scope hard to manage for both the client and designer. A clear revision policy protects the timeline while still allowing for genuine refinement.
How to Make the Most of Your Included Revisions
Batch feedback into a single, clear round rather than sending one small change at a time — reviewing the full render and compiling all requested adjustments into one message uses revision rounds more efficiently.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What happens if I need more revisions than my package includes?
Most studios offer additional revision rounds at a set add-on price rather than requiring a full new package. - Do revisions reset the project timeline?
Each revision round typically adds some time, but usually far less than the initial build — often just hours to a day per round. - Can I request a revision after final files are delivered?
This varies by provider — some allow a grace period for final adjustments, so it’s worth confirming this policy before starting.
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