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Pixel-level healing of handling scratches, casting-seam marks, and surface blemishes introduced between the workshop and the camera, retouched without softening the metal’s real grain or its directional texture. Inputs: RAW, TIFF, PSD. Outputs: layered PSD, 300 DPI TIFF. Built for new inventory, catalogue reshoots, and pieces handled before every shoot.
A default drop shadow makes jewelry look pasted onto the surface rather than resting on it — a quiet tell that undermines a luxury product page and erodes buyer confidence.
We build each shadow in three considered layers, matched to the piece and delivered on a named PSD layer. The jewelry sits naturally, with the presence of a genuine studio capture.
Scratches and natural metal texture may appear similar, but they should never be retouched the same way. Proper healing preserves the original grain while removing only the damage
Made for :
new inventory shoots, catalogue reshoots, and any piece that picks up handling marks between the workshop and the camera.

Removal of airborne dust, static-attracted particles, and fingerprint oil film from macro jewelry photography, cleared without disturbing facet edges, specular highlights, or polished metal surfaces underneath the contamination. Inputs: RAW, TIFF, PSD. Outputs: layered PSD, 300 DPI TIFF. Built for macro product shots where every micron of contamination becomes visible.

Static charge pulls dust onto polished metal the moment it leaves its case, and a fingerprint’s oil film shows as a soft grey haze under studio light — both invisible in the showroom, both obvious at macro resolution.
We clear each particle and film individually against the surrounding surface, preserving the facet edges and specular highlights a heavier cleanup pass would blur.
At macro scale, a speck of dust is not small — it is a visible defect on every viewer’s screen.
Ideal for :
macro product photographers and studios shooting polished metal and faceted stone where contamination reads clearly at full resolution.
Removal of unwanted photographer, rig, and studio-ceiling reflections from mirror-polished jewelry surfaces, while carefully preserving the piece’s own legitimate ambient reflections and true highlights. Inputs: RAW, TIFF, PSD. Outputs: layered PSD, 300 DPI TIFF. Built for polished bands, mirrored facets, and any surface reflective enough to capture the shoot itself.
A softbox, a tripod leg, or the photographer’s own silhouette shows up in a polished band or a mirrored facet, because a reflective enough surface photographs its entire surroundings along with the product.
We reconstruct the reflected zone from the surface’s own surrounding material and lighting logic, removing the equipment while keeping the ambient reflection that makes the metal read as genuinely polished.
A mirror-polished band reflects everything in the room — including the room doing the shooting.
Suited to :
photographers and studios shooting highly reflective bands, mirrored facets, and polished metal surfaces under studio lighting.

Restoration-grade retouching for pre-owned and estate jewelry, addressing wear, patina, plating loss, and dulled stones for resale, auction, and secondary-market listings across every resale channel worldwide. Inputs: RAW, TIFF, PSD. Outputs: layered PSD, 300 DPI TIFF. Built for resellers, auction houses, and secondary-market platforms listing previously owned pieces.

A piece that has been worn for a decade carries wear a standard retouch pass isn’t built to address — plating loss at the high points, dulled facets, a patina that reads as damage rather than character under studio light.
We restore condition, colour, and shine to an accurate resale standard, addressing wear directly rather than smoothing over it, so the listing represents the piece honestly and sells with confidence.
A pre-owned piece needs an honest restoration, not a disguise — the two are not the same job.
Built around :
pre-owned resellers, auction houses, and secondary-market platforms listing estate and previously owned jewelry.
Find answers to common questions about our jewelry retouching, product photo editing services, turnaround time, pricing, file transfer methods, and free trial process.
Frequency separation and micro-scratch healing both work at the tone layer, but they solve different problems. Frequency separation polishes a clean surface for editorial presentation; micro-scratch healing removes an actual handling defect introduced after the piece left the workshop. We isolate each scratch on its own layer so the repair disappears into the surrounding grain rather than softening the metal’s real texture.
Yes. A mirror-polished band or a mirrored facet reflects its entire surroundings, including the photographer, the rig, and the studio ceiling. We reconstruct the reflected zone from the surface’s own surrounding material and lighting logic, removing the equipment while preserving the ambient reflection that makes the metal read as genuinely polished rather than flat.
Restoration retouching addresses actual wear — plating loss, dulled facets, patina — to represent a pre-owned piece honestly at its true resale condition. Standard retouching assumes a new, undamaged piece and focuses on capture-stage cleanup. We restore condition and colour without disguising genuine wear, so estate and secondary-market listings sell on accurate representation.
Send us one piece — RAW, JPEG, TIFF, or PSD — and receive it cleared of dust, scratches, and unwanted reflections within 24 hours. No card required, no commitment, no obligation to continue. Begin with the free trial, or share your catalogue volume for a same-day quote.
Our services include background removal, shadow creation, diamond and gemstone enhancement, metal polishing, reflection cleanup, color correction, and high-end finishing. We ensure every image looks flawless, realistic, and ready for eCommerce or marketing use.
Yes, we maintain strict confidentiality and data security. All jewelry images and project files are handled securely, and we never share or reuse your images without permission. Your brand’s privacy and trust are our top priority.
Absolutely. We specialize in bulk jewelry retouching for eCommerce stores, brands, and photographers. Our workflow is optimized for handling large volumes while maintaining consistent quality and fast turnaround times.
We accept common formats such as RAW, JPEG, PNG, PSD, and TIFF. Final edited images can be delivered in high-resolution formats suitable for websites, catalogs, advertising campaigns, and print use.
We accept secure international payment methods including PayPal, Stripe, bank transfer, Wise, and major credit cards such as Visa, MasterCard, and American Express. Our flexible payment options make it easy for global jewelry brands, photographers, and eCommerce businesses to pay conveniently.
Yes, all payments are processed through trusted and secure payment gateways with advanced encryption. We ensure complete payment security, transparency, and no hidden charges, providing a safe and hassle-free experience for all our clients worldwide.
