Most jewelry ring builders are Shopify apps. They install from the Shopify App Store and run inside Shopify, and nowhere else. If your store is on WooCommerce, Wix, Webflow, or a custom-built site, that whole shelf of tools is off the table. Here is how to add a ring builder to any site, and what to check before you pick one.
Ruby Kinglet is our product, and it is one of the few jewelry-specific builders that embeds outside Shopify, so we have a stake in this. Updated July 2026.
The Shopify-only problem
The popular jewelry ring builders, Ring Facet, Keyideas, Brilliance Builder, VDB Ring Creator, GemFind, and Custom Ring Builder, are Shopify App Store apps. They are good tools, but they only run on Shopify. If you are not on Shopify, they cannot help you, and moving your whole store to Shopify just to add a ring builder is a big ask.
What embeddable actually means
Two models. An app is installed into one platform and locked to it. An embed is a snippet of HTML you paste into any site, so it runs wherever your store already lives. If you are off Shopify, you want the second kind.
Your options off Shopify
Three real ones. A general configurator like Zakeke or Kickflip, which support several platforms but treat jewelry as one product type among many. A custom build from an agency, which runs anywhere but costs a few thousand dollars and up and is yours to maintain. Or a jewelry-specific builder that embeds, which is the narrow lane Ruby Kinglet is built for.
How Ruby Kinglet embeds
Ruby Kinglet's customizer is built for Shopify, with built-in cart integration, and the same customizer embeds on any site that takes HTML, including Webflow, Wix, and Woo. You paste one embed. It comes in three formats: Showcase, pre-rendered images swapped on click; Builder, a full AI customizer that renders the shopper's exact piece and sends the design in as a quote request; and Visualizer, a preview engine that sits behind a customization UI you already have. Showcase and Builder launch from your dashboard; Visualizer starts with a short setup with our team. It is self-managed, so you brand it and change options yourself, with no agency and no fee per order.
A note on Shopify's option limit
Even on Shopify, do not try to run a real jewelry customizer on native variants. Shopify raised the variant ceiling from 100 to 2,048 per product in October 2025, so raw count is no longer the wall. The limit that still bites is options: Shopify allows three per product, and a jewelry matrix of stone by metal by setting by size is four before you have added engraving or ring size. The pattern that works is products in Shopify, the customizer as an embed or app, and the configured piece flowing back into the cart. That holds whether you are on Shopify or not: the builder is a separate engine, embedded.
Where each tool runs
| Tool | Where it runs |
|---|---|
| Ruby Kinglet | Shopify with built-in cart, plus any site that takes an HTML embed: Webflow, Wix, Woo, custom |
| Ring Facet, Keyideas, Brilliance, VDB, GemFind | Shopify only |
| Zakeke | Multi-platform: Shopify, WooCommerce, Wix, and others |
| Kickflip | Shopify and other platforms |
| Custom build | Any site you pay to build it for |
Choose by fit
Prices for everything named here are in the configurator pricing breakdown. If you are on Shopify, almost anything on the market works, so pick on features and price. If you are on WooCommerce, Wix, Webflow, or a custom site and you want a jewelry-specific builder, Ruby Kinglet is the main option that embeds directly. Zakeke or Kickflip work if a general configurator is enough. A custom build works if you have the budget and want to own it.
Common questions
Is there a ring builder for WooCommerce?
Most jewelry ring builders are Shopify-only. For WooCommerce, use a builder that embeds as HTML, like Ruby Kinglet, a general configurator like Zakeke, or a custom build.
Can I embed a configurator on a custom site?
Yes, if it offers an HTML embed. Ruby Kinglet's customizer embeds on any site that takes HTML. App-only tools cannot leave their platform.
Shopify app or embed, what is the difference?
An app is locked to one platform. An embed is a snippet you paste into any site. Off Shopify, you need an embed.
Is there a non-Shopify jewelry configurator?
Yes. Ruby Kinglet is built for Shopify but embeds on any site that takes HTML. Most other jewelry-specific builders are Shopify-only.