Design overview

A sphere-led pendant direction where volume, suspension, and surface simplicity need to work together.

CAD modeling focus

Control the pendant body, top connection, and how the suspension point relates to the round form so the pendant hangs convincingly.

The strongest version keeps the pendant body readable from the front while making the suspension point feel integrated instead of added on.

Production considerations

This piece needs a bail or hidden connection that feels intentional, enough wall strength for the form, and finishing access around the full surface.

Material and setting direction

Use the material direction to control pendant weight, surface contrast, and how the suspended form will finish once the CAD concept is approved.

If stones are introduced later, treat them as focal or supporting accents for this medallion pendant and keep the CAD review centered on structure, balance, and finishing access first.

Why this reference matters

Useful for clients exploring sculptural pendants that rely on proportion and clean geometry more than decorative complexity.

DMJ Concept uses this medallion pendant CAD page to align on design direction before moving the strongest option into custom jewelry development or a manufacturing brief.