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Macro photography catches everything — the camera reflected in the band, the dust speck on the prong, the fingerprint on the stone. What looks passable on a light table is disqualifying on a product page. Jewelry buyers are making high-consideration decisions from a screen; the image needs to be accurate and clean. Our retouchers rebuild smooth metallic gradients across gold, platinum, and silver, dodge and burn each diamond facet individually to restore brilliance, and remove every studio reflection without leaving visible cloning artifacts.

For multi-stone pieces and watches, we handle focus stacking — combining 10–20 exposures shot at different focal depths into a single image where the front stone and the back clasp are both pin-sharp. We also do metal recoloring: shoot yellow gold once, and we deliver yellow, rose, and white gold variants from that single master — no reshoots needed. From simple pendants to complex high-end watches, the result is product imagery that matches the price point.

What does jewelry retouching include? It covers camera reflection removal from polished metal surfaces, dust and fingerprint cleanup on stones and settings, diamond facet dodge-and-burn to restore brilliance, metallic gradient reconstruction, and focus stacking for macro pieces with shallow depth of field. For rings, bracelets, necklaces, and watches — the goal is the same: an image that looks as good as the piece does in person.