Markup

Markup

Markup is where your company’s margin policy lives: the percentages you add on top of cost, organized by band, saved once and kept with the rest of your pricing settings. Run ArtisanMarkup or click Markup in the ribbon and a floating window opens over Rhino.

The profile starts with an Info section — a Name and Notes, so the profile says whose numbers these are.

Main stone cost percentage

Eleven markup values, one per band of how much of the piece’s total cost the main stone represents — from 100%–90% down to 10%–0%. A piece whose center stone dominates the cost usually carries a different margin than one where the stone is incidental; the bands let the margin follow that reality.

The last value, Only setting markup, is the margin applied when only the setting is sold — the mount without its stone.

Diamonds and gemstones

Five markup bands for loose diamonds and gemstones, from the smallest to stones above the top band — margins on stones sold as stones, rather than as part of a finished piece.

Saving

Accept stores the profile; Cancel discards the changes. The values are saved globally for your installation — in the same pricing folder as Breakdown Settings and Taxes — not inside the Rhino document, so every design prices against the same policy.