Jewelry Photo Editing Service Work Samples
These are real client files, unretouched pairs, published only with the client’s permission. Nothing was re-shot for this page, and nothing was replaced with a render. Open any sample at full size and look closely at the metal edges.
Quality Inconsistency
Every batch comes back different. Gemstone colors don’t match, fine detail goes soft, and the order sits in revisions.
Fixed Payment Structure
Limited payment options and rigid terms make invoicing unnecessarily hard for international clients.
Third-Party Outsourcing
Projects are passed to freelancers the client never meets. Nobody checks the quality or answers for the final image.
No NDA or Data Security
Files are handled with no agreement in place. Images can reach third parties, and project data has no protection.
Online stores & marketplaces
Jewelry Retouching for Ecommerce and Marketplace Listings
Shoppers compare six thumbnails at a glance. A grey background or a warm-shifted band loses the click before anyone reads the description. Our jewelry photo editing service returns marketplace-ready files: pure white at RGB 255, correct frame fill, and a live cutout path in the PSD.
Every batch is graded to one approved reference frame, so a stud and a cuff shot three weeks apart still look like the same brand. Restock shots are matched to the images already live on your site, not edited fresh.
SEE THE WORK FIRST
No plastic gold. No dead stones.
Push a jewelry file too hard and the metal flattens into grey plastic. We protect the highlight roll first, then clean — which is why our samples still look like metal at 100% zoom.
Diamonds, gemstones & pearls
Sparkle Recovery, Gemstone Colour and Pearl Luster Samples
Diffused studio light protects the metal but kills the stone. In these samples we rebuilt facet contrast so the table and crown return light the way they do in the hand — dark facets lifted, hot facets pulled back, and the pattern kept believable rather than sprayed with white dots.
Gemstone hue is graded to your reference: a photo of the physical stone, a Pantone value, or the grading note. Sapphire stays sapphire instead of drifting purple under mixed lighting, and matched sets like earring pairs are corrected together so no side reads warmer than the other.
Photographers & studios
Metal Smoothing and Glare Control for Studio Post-Production
A polished band mirrors the whole room — softboxes, stands, and often the photographer, curved across the metal. These samples show that furniture removed and the gradient underneath rebuilt, so the curve still reads as round instead of as a flat grey ribbon.
We work from RAW, return layered PSDs, and match the style already in your portfolio. Post-production stays white-label, so the files go out under your name, not ours.
Questions we get about these samples
Before you send a first file
Are these real client files or stock images?
Every sample on this page came off a real order. Work covered by an NDA never appears here, which is why some categories show fewer pieces than we actually produce. If you want to see something closer to your own catalog, ask and we will send comparable examples privately.
How many jewelry images can you handle in a day?
Up to 4,000 images a day depending on complexity. A plain band and a pavé cocktail ring are not the same job, so give us a sample file and we will quote real capacity against your deadline rather than a headline number.
Is the retouching done by hand or by software?
By hand, in Adobe Photoshop, by retouchers who work on stones and metal every shift. No preset action runs unattended across your batch. We do offer AI-assisted on-model generation as a separate service, and even there a person finishes the file before it ships.
Will the edited photo still match the piece in the box?
That is the whole point. We grade to your reference sample, Pantone value or grading note, so metal keeps its real tone and stones keep their real hue. We will brighten a stone. We will not invent clarity it does not have.
How are unreleased collections protected?
An NDA can be signed before any file moves. Transfers run through secure FTP or your preferred cloud channel, unreleased work never enters this portfolio, and original files are removed automatically after six months.