Micron-level desktop and high-resolution handheld 3D scanners for rings, settings and fine pieces: capture, redesign, reproduce and archive jewelry in full color.
Small pieces and settings belong on Micro II. Spider II takes larger pieces, natural forms and work away from the bench.
Rings, gem settings, pendants, watch parts and coins
Artec Micro II€19,800
Larger pieces, historic jewelry on site, flowers and leaves for new collections
Artec Spider II€27,000
One workflow in Artec Studio Pro, whichever scanner you choose.
Place it on Micro II and press one button, or capture larger and delicate pieces by hand with Spider II.
Artec Studio fuses the scans into a watertight, full-color model with engravings and fine relief intact.
Fit CAD primitives and export STEP, IGES or X_T, or send the model straight to SOLIDWORKS.
Export STL or OBJ for 3D printing and casting, and keep a digital record of every piece.
A sculpted ring, a pendant, a faceted gemstone, a pocket watch and a coin: tiny ornament, facets and engravings, all sharply preserved.
Tiny dots and a hollow underside on a sculpted ring, resolved at micron level.
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Real hydrangea petals were scanned without markers to shape a floral collection. Flower to cast took 25 days instead of about a month, and one flower gave over a dozen reusable forms.
Scanned withArtec Spider II
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A priceless historic ring was scanned contact-free so a museum could produce a gold replica. Scan, cleanup and file delivery took about an hour, fine inscription included.
Scanned withArtec Spider II
For rings, gem settings, pendants and other small pieces, Artec Micro II is the natural choice. This desktop scanner moves the piece along the ideal path by itself, reaches up to 5 µm accuracy with 2 µm repeatability, and its four 13 MP cameras see into recesses and around sharp edges. Pieces up to 200 × 200 × 150 mm and 2 kg fit.
Artec Spider II is the handheld option for larger pieces, historic jewelry scanned on site and natural forms such as flowers and leaves for new collections. It works at 0.05 mm without markers and handles black and shiny surfaces.
In our store, Artec Micro II is €19,800 and Artec Spider II is €27,000. Which one fits depends on your pieces: Micro II for daily work on small pieces at the bench, Spider II for larger pieces, natural forms and work away from the bench.
If you scan every day, consider a Premium Pack. The Micro II Premium Pack, at €25,800, adds five years of Artec Studio and a longer warranty. The Spider II Premium Pack, at €37,700, adds a battery, the Artec Turntable, five years of Artec Studio, a 5-year warranty and a 5-year Hot Swap contract.
Artec Micro II for rings, settings and other small pieces, at up to 5 µm accuracy with one-click automated scanning. Artec Spider II for larger pieces, natural forms and handheld work, at 0.05 mm.
Spider II handles black and shiny surfaces. On Micro II, material and surface finish can slightly affect noise; jewelers scanning highly polished metal have used a light scanning spray.
Yes. Artec Studio fits CAD primitives and exports STEP, IGES or X_T, or sends the model straight to SOLIDWORKS. For 3D printing and casting, export STL or OBJ.
Up to 200 × 200 × 150 mm and 2 kg. Larger pieces, or pieces that have to be scanned on site, are captured by hand with Spider II.
No. Micro II plans the scan path itself, so results are consistent whoever runs the scan. Spider II shows coverage live as you scan.
Yes. Book a demo and an Artec 3D expert will show the workflow on pieces like yours and help you choose the right scanner.
Yes, with the Artec Turntable. It turns the piece in sync with Artec Studio for automated, target-free capture with the same setup every time. The Turntable is included in the Spider II Premium Pack and is also sold on its own.
Yes. Both scanners capture full color, so every piece can be stored as a textured 3D record for redesign, replicas and archives. Export OBJ or PLY with texture, or STL for 3D printing and casting.
