Jewelry product photography from the phone photo you already took.

No. Your original photo is the master. The stone, the metal, and the setting all stay exactly as they are. Aurix only changes the lighting, background, and styling around the piece, so the result looks like a studio shoot of the very same ring you photographed.

Traditional jewelry product photography runs $25 to $80 a photo, and a photo day is $800 to $3,000 before retouching, with weeks of turnaround. Aurix plans start at $99 a month for 5,000 AI credits, with Growth at $199 and Scale at $399. A 20-minute walkthrough at getaurix.ai/book shows it on sample pieces.

You do. Between you and Aurix, what you create is yours, and nothing in our terms limits where you use it: your site, email, ads or print. Review each result before you publish it.

One clear photo of each piece, taken on your phone at the counter. Aurix handles the rest. There is no need for a light tent, a backdrop, or a professional camera. If you already have product shots, those work too.

Yes. Photo Studio works without connecting a store. Upload a few phone photos of a piece, pick a Style, and download the finished photos to use in your Etsy, eBay or website listings. Aurix does not post to Etsy or eBay for you; you upload the photos there yourself.

Yes. Aurix publishes approved photos and listings to your Shopify or Wix store, and if Lightspeed runs your counter, it reads your products from there, so there is no migration and no spreadsheets. A point of sale is optional, not required.

A counter snapshot becomes a high-definition studio image in minutes, not weeks. Most stores are live the same afternoon they sign up, generating their first photos without any onboarding project or developer.

For everyday jewelry product photography, most stores do not. Aurix makes consistent staged and worn photos for every piece without booking a shoot or editing files afterward. A photographer is still the right call for a campaign built around a specific person or place.

For most catalog work, yes. Instead of editing your old photo, Aurix makes a new finished photograph from it, so the backdrop, light and shadow come back clean with no separate retouching step. For a grading or certificate photo, where buyers expect an unedited capture of the stone, use a plain photo with a light edit.

It solves the same problem a different way. A lightbox gives consistent shots on a plain background, but it cannot show a piece worn and every piece still needs a person at the box. Aurix starts from a photo you already have, including a lightbox frame, and makes staged and worn shots on generated models. If you need 360 turntable video, a lightbox is still the better tool for that part.

No. Aurix produces photorealistic imagery, not a plastic CGI look. The lighting, reflections, and materials read like a real camera shot the piece, because the render is built from your actual photograph.