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Introduction ​

iJewel3D Ring Try-On

Ring Try-On combines an iJewel3D ring project with live hand tracking. A customer can inspect the ring in 3D, start the camera, and see the same ring on a selected finger. This guide covers iframe integration, Mini Viewer integration, and advanced custom controls.

Try-On supports these project types:

  • a standalone ring model;
  • a Ring Configurator project, including the ring assembled from its current components; and
  • a Wedding Band Builder project, including generated bands and catalog rings.

Configurator projects do not need a separate model file for Try-On.

Start here ​

Choose the guide that matches where the project is stored and who owns the Try-On controls:

For a Drive project, first prepare the ring project and save its Try-On configuration. For a fully self-hosted project, either transfer that saved configuration through your project export pipeline or generate it with Web VTO setup mode.

Prepare each project in iJewel3D Platform ​

Each model or configurator project needs a saved Try-On configuration. This configuration makes Try-On available and controls the ring placement on the tracked finger.

When Mini Viewer loads a Drive project, the website receives the project and its saved configuration together. You do not need to host a separate Try-On JSON file for that path. A fully self-hosted project keeps the same settings in its top-level tryonConfig, or loads the generated JSON directly into Web VTO.

Follow Prepare a Try-On Project before you write the website code. The guide explains how to fit the ring to the finger cylinder, preview the result, and save the configuration.

Meet the website requirements ​

The hosting page must use HTTPS because browsers restrict camera access on insecure pages. The camera start must follow a direct user action, such as a button selection. If the integration uses an iframe, give the iframe camera permission. If the integration uses Mini Viewer, register the production domain with iJewel3D.

Attribution watermark ​

Try-On works even when Enable TryOn is off for the domain. In this case, the camera view shows an iJewel3D attribution watermark.

To hide the watermark, purchase Try-On for the domain. Then open Settings → Domains and turn on Enable TryOn for that hostname.

Which jewelry works with Try-On ​

Virtual Try-On on iJewel Platform works with rings. The customer shows a hand to the camera, and the ring appears on the finger.

API reference ​

For custom JavaScript controls, start with Advanced Integration. The API reference covers RingTryonPlugin and TryonUIPlugin.