Overview

A pavé ring lives or dies on its foundation. Get the underlying form clean and the diamonds fall into place; leave a single curve intersection open and the whole layout unravels downstream. This project starts from one irregular reference curve and builds outward — offsets, a classic shank and careful boolean work give you a double-sided band, which RhinoArtisan’s pavé tools then fill face to face with diamonds grading from 0.8 to 1.3 mm.

Design a pavé diamond ring using RhinoArtisan.

In this tutorial you will learn how to:

• Build the ring body by running Offset on the reference curve, shaping a Classic Ring shank with custom profiles, and carving the band with Boolean Difference.

• Generate placement guides with Offset on Surface, join them using Blend, Project them onto the solid, and confirm every crossing with Intersect.

• Extract Face the two inner surfaces and fill them with Automatic Pave using Pave from Point, grading diamonds from 0.8 to 1.3 mm.

• Secure the stones with automatic prongs, repeat the pavé on the opposite face, then open clean seats with cutters and a final Boolean Difference.

By the end of this project, you’ll have the skills to model a double-sided pavé diamond ring from scratch.