Bring your jewelry collections to life

Learn how to effortlessly create Boutique or Components collections in RhinoArtisan. Follow this simple step-by-step guide to prepare your designs, configure multi-metal options, and add your collecti

1

Prepare Your Files

Ensure your .3dm files are ready with basic details filled in the Boutique Panel (both Name and Description are required). Add a cover image named either Collection.jpg or Components.jpg. Optionally, include preview images for each design using the same name as the .3dm file.

2

Organize Your Folder

The folder must contain only the required files: the .3dm file, the cover image in .jpg format, and optionally, preview images also in .jpg format. No other file types should be included. Make sure all images are saved as .jpg to ensure compatibility.

3

Start the Collection Process

Open the Boutique menu and select Create a Collection.

4

Select Your Folder

Browse and choose the folder containing your prepared files.

5

Choose the Collection Type

Select between Boutique collections, designed for in-store co-creation with your customers, or Components collections, perfect for assembling individual parts into stunning designs.

6

Enter Collection Details

Input the Collection Name and Description when prompted.

7

Configure Multi-Metal Options (if needed)

The system will ask if the collection supports Multi-Metals.

• If yes, include extra images for each metal color:

  • W for White

  • Y for Yellow

  • R for Rose

8

Finalize the Collection

Choose whether to:

• Add the collection to your catalog, or

• Generate a .zip file for external use.

Why generate a .zip file?

Creating a .zip file gives you the flexibility to share your collection effortlessly outside RhinoArtisan. Send it to your customers for review, collaborate seamlessly with your design team, or keep a backup of your work neatly organized. It’s the perfect way to present your designs anywhere, anytime—whether you're emailing concepts, working remotely, or showcasing your collection at events.

Freedom to share. Freedom to impress.