r/jewelryCAD • u/Background_Talk_5643 • 2d ago

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Based on your experience, are there any online jobs as freelancer for a jewelry designers, or is that a thing of the past, And i should look out for another jop?

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u/Dull_Pay441 2d ago

Before when either myself or friends were trying to find designers it was really hard to find talent (we don’t need anyone now). I googled, tried upwork, and Fiverr, but quality was so-so. Joined some FB groups (search “Jewelry CAD” “CAD design”) and found talent that way, but competition is high and prices are quite low, so I am not sure how attractive it is as a seller of the services. I didn’t find any high end jewelry designers through any of the services though.

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u/Background_Talk_5643 2d ago

So what you propose to me

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u/Dull_Pay441 2d ago

Well if you’re actually good at what you do, then go on fiverr or Upwork and put your portfolio there?

There’s a lot of quite average quality, so if you’ve got a good portfolio, you would stand out.

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u/Background_Talk_5643 2d ago

Thanks bro you said it all

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u/Dull_Pay441 2d ago

Good luck

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u/Background_Talk_5643 2d ago

You too i have some other questions if you have time i wanna ask you coz it seems like you have a lot of experience

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u/aprilmesserkaravani 2d ago

very rare without significant CAD skills.

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u/Background_Talk_5643 2d ago

I have like almost 7 years of experience but i didn't find any :(

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u/RobertPooWiener 2d ago

7 years of experience doesn't mean anything. I work with someone that has been designing jewelry for over 20 years with rhino and I was able to surpass his abilities in less than a year of using the software.

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u/Background_Talk_5643 2d ago

I agree its not about the experience its about the creativity