Jewelry Design Process Board

Create one wide 21:9 professional jewelry design process board for [JEWELRY_TYPE] made with [PRIMARY_MATERIAL]. Present the whole workflow as a commercial design-system document, not a sales poster. Use eight clearly separated stages from left to right: project brief, concept design, material curation, technical drawing, prototyping, quality control, packaging system, and final showcase. Include a restrained project info block with editable project name, date, material, size range, and logo placeholder; keep any brand marks generic. For concept design, show mood-board textures, color swatches, and 3-4 pencil sketch options. For material curation, show raw material, finished beads or components, grading samples, metal or cord options, and microscope-style texture details. For technical drawing, add CAD-style front, side, and top views, dimension arrows, part labels, clasp or knot details, and a clean component table. For prototyping and QC, show a maker's workbench, caliper measurements, polishing or assembly steps, weighing, light inspection, and a certificate placeholder. For packaging and final showcase, show exploded packaging layers, care card, protective pouch, studio product photography, wearing-scale reference, and macro detail callouts. Use ivory paper, warm metal accents, precise grid alignment, bilingual editable headings, realistic product photography, legible label blocks, and high material fidelity. Avoid real luxury brand names, copied logos, fake gem certification claims, unreadable tiny text, inconsistent dimensions, impossible joinery, hands with damaged anatomy, excessive gold clutter, and cultural motifs that are not requested by the user.