Halo

This command allows you to set a selected gem into a Halo configuration.

The halo can be created for the following gem cuts:

Round , Cushion , Oval , Emerald , Radiant and Asscher

Start by selecting one of the Halo designs available in the RhinoArtisan gallery, or if you prefer to modify the existing design, click the pen icon to enter editing mode. Clicking the edit button will open the command panel for this tool in the Artisan panel, allowing you to customize the halo to your specifications.

Whether you've chosen to edit the existing halo or modify one from the gallery, you’ll gain access to the Parameters panel, which is divided into three sections:

1. Metal Profile: This section allows you to customize the metal profile that surrounds the central stone. You can modify the section curve or edit the existing one, adjusting the width and height as needed. You can also control the distance from the central stone’s girdle to the inner edge of the halo, move the halo in the Z direction, and adjust the rotation angle of the section—especially useful for inclining the halo’s gemstones.

1. Gem Settings: Here, you can define the dimensions of the halo’s gemstones, their position in the Z direction, and the channel where they are set. You can also choose the setting type and add drill holes if necessary.

1. Prongs for the Central Stone: In this section, you can control the prongs that secure the central stone. Adjust the prong diameter, the height above the stone’s girdle, and their position. Additionally, you can extend the prongs for manufacturing purposes if the manufacturing mode is enabled in the Outliner panel.

This element is editable, meaning it can be modified anytime.