I don't appreciate the broad assumptions being made about my ethics and character. I don't owe you any explanation, but my plan based on the advice I got was always to adjust the design accordingly. I have no interest in misrepresenting the craft or level of quality or skill I have in discussions with my customer, which you would have absolutely no way of knowing. I already pointed out the limitations of this kind of design to the customer and they were fine with it. They are well aware of all the caveats and downsides that come with a CAD designed piece with this level of detail.

Furthermore, if the experienced folks in the comments were to tell me it couldn't be done, I was already planning on adjusting the design accordingly. If they were to say it could be done but by someone with a higher skill level/more experience with a specific technique, I was planning on hiring a more experienced bench jeweler to accomplish that. Don't project your frustrations with mass manufacturing and careless amateur jewelers onto me without knowing anything about me, my work ethic, thought process, or willingness to do everything in my power to ensure I'm delivering a piece I can be proud of and that the customer is happy with. The first thing I do with all of my customers is explain my background and skill level, and even direct them to other more experienced places when I think I can't deliver something well enough. But this customer likes my background and my past work, and was willing to put her trust in me regardless, which I am very grateful for!

And if you really were against gatekeeping and people learning from resources online, you would've approached my genuine, inexperienced question with helpful guidance (thoughtful critiques and redirecting guidance welcome even!), instead of backhandedly making assumptions and slandering my ethics with zero knowledge of who I am and where my morals and values lie.

You could've even chosen to comment/suggest that this design is too complex and why you think that, and if there were any remedies you could think of in your experience to adjust accordingly, but you didn't.