Nano Banana 2 Prompts to Reduce Reflections in Jewelry Product Photos
Reduce a distracting reflection in authorized jewelry photography while preserving the real stone, setting, metal, hallmarks, and sale condition.
Quick answer
Target one unwanted studio reflection and lock the jewelry’s cut, setting, prongs, metal finish, hallmark, scale, shadow, and crop. A retouch can clarify a photograph, but it must not improve color, clarity, carat, condition, or provenance beyond the actual item.
Who this guide is for
Jewelry ecommerce photographers and brand teams cleaning approved catalog imagery without changing the truthful appearance of the SKU.
Recommended model
| Use case | Recommended model | Why |
|---|---|---|
| This workflow | Nano Banana 2 in image-to-image mode | A narrowly scoped reference-led edit can rebuild a small reflective area while keeping the photographed object as the source of truth. |
AIBase is an independent creative platform. Model names are shown only to identify supported underlying technologies and workflow choices.
Prompt template
Use the uploaded authorized jewelry photo as the exact source. Preserve stone shape, cut, facets, inclusions, color, prongs, setting, metal finish, hallmarks, clasp, scale, shadow, camera, and crop. Reduce only the bright rectangular reflection at [location] by matching nearby natural reflections. Do not enhance clarity, alter stone color, remove inclusions, change condition, invent hallmark text, add logo, watermark, or edit another area.
Step-by-step workflow
- Confirm the SKU, condition policy, stone description, rights, and which reflection is cosmetic rather than product information.
- Mark the reflection and nearby facet, prong, metal, hallmark, and shadow anchors.
- Run one local correction without recoloring, sharpening, background replacement, or style changes.
- Compare source and output at full size for facet continuity, prong count, metal texture, and hallmark integrity.
- Use verified product photography and specifications for every factual listing field.
- Save the source, prompt, side-by-side review, approval, and exports together.
Example prompt variants
- Reduce only the rectangular softbox reflection on the upper-left band of this gold ring; preserve stone facets, prongs, hallmark, metal texture, and shadow.
- Reduce only the narrow camera reflection in the polished silver pendant; preserve chain links, engraving, edge profile, and all natural highlights.
- Soften only the glare on one earring clasp; preserve exact finish, scratches, stamp, contact shadow, and crop.
Quality checklist
- Stone, setting, metal, hallmarks, and condition remain representative of the real item.
- Facets, prongs, links, engraving, and reflections remain coherent at full size.
- The edit is local and does not alter color, clarity, provenance, or damage disclosure.
- All measurements, materials, and certification details come from verified sources.
- Source, prompt, review, condition decision, and exports are traceable.
Mistakes to avoid
- Removing inclusions, wear, or hallmarks along with a reflection.
- Asking for a brighter diamond and accidentally changing its apparent quality.
- Accepting melted prongs, repeated facets, or altered stamps.
- Using an edited image as proof of grading, value, or condition.
Related AIBase pages
Practical next step
Open the most relevant AIBase generator, run one narrow prompt first, and save the best result before adding more constraints. The fastest way to improve output quality is to compare one variable at a time: subject, camera, background, lighting, then final polish.