loomlace.vercel.app

apply_style_preset

Restyle the whole ring to a named aesthetic in one call — the headline move of this app, because it changes several properties in a coordinated way rather than one field at a time. 'art-deco': Sharp geometry and symmetry — a knife-edge band, step-cut stone and a tight halo. Concretely: band becomes a slim knife-edge profile (about 15% thinner), setting becomes a tight halo, and the centre stone is cut as a step-cut emerald square. 'minimalist': Nothing that isn't load-bearing — a thin flat band, one round stone, bezel-set. Concretely: band becomes flat and thin (about 30% thinner, capped at 1.8mm), setting becomes bezel, the centre stone shrinks slightly and every other stone is removed — the whole point is subtraction. 'vintage': Softer and more ornate — a rounded court band, oval stone and pavé along the shoulders. Concretely: band becomes a fuller court profile (about 15% thicker), setting becomes pavé along the shoulders, and the centre stone is cut oval. Crucially, a preset is a function of the design you already have, not a reset to defaults: it only touches the properties that define its look (band profile/width, setting, stone cut) and leaves everything else exactly as the customer chose — the metal, the stone material (diamond/sapphire/etc.), and any engraving text all survive untouched. That means a preset composes with manual edits in either order: apply rose gold and a sapphire first, then art-deco, and you get a rose-gold sapphire art-deco ring, not a reset to yellow gold and diamond.

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Input schema

{
  "type": "object",
  "properties": {
    "style": {
      "type": "string",
      "enum": [
        "art-deco",
        "minimalist",
        "vintage"
      ]
    }
  },
  "required": [
    "style"
  ],
  "additionalProperties": false
}