Dynamic Jewelry in Cinema 4D

Create realistic dynamic jewelry simulations in Cinema 4D using cloth and rigid body dynamics for elegant, natural movement.

This tutorial shows you how to simulate a pearl necklace in Cinema 4D with dynamic movement inspired by a Swarovski example, using a combination of cloth and rigid body dynamics. The technique lets you connect jewelry elements naturally and realistically without needing a complex rig, making it quick and easy to add believable motion to your designs. Perfect for jewelry visualization or motion projects, it’s a great skill to elevate your Cinema 4D work. Big thanks to Alena, one of our awesome members, for requesting this tutorial. If you try it out and create something cool, share it with us in the comments or tag us on social — we’d love to see your work! Free project files with C4D and Redshift setups are also available for download.

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