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The image showcases a 3D - modeled rectangular pendant with a circular bail (used for attaching to a chain), designed in the Matrix jewelry CAD software. Here are the key details about the model and its dimensions:

1. Main Pendant Body (Rectangular Shape)Top - Down View (“Looking Down”):The vertical height of the rectangular pendant is marked as 38.81 units (the unit is most likely millimeters, which is standard in jewelry design).The horizontal width of the pendant measures 20.05 units.The pendant has a green - hued metal frame (presumed to be a precious metal such as gold or platinum) and its border is decorated with small light - blue gemstones (probably diamonds).
2. Pendant Thickness (Side View: “Through Finger”)In the side - on perspective, the depth (thickness) of the pendant’s metal structure is indicated as 1.85 units.
3. Circular Bail (Attachment Loop)Close - Up View (Bottom - Right):The vertical height of the circular bail is 8.11 units.The horizontal width of the bail measures 11.42 units.
4. Gemstone & Metal ContextThe “GEM REPORTER” panel shows that the design includes a total of 69 gemstones (with an aggregate weight of 53 units, likely carats) — these are round diamonds with specified sizes (for example, 1.07 × 1.07, 1.80 × 1.80).The “METAL WEIGHTS” panel provides weight data for different precious metal alloys (like yellow gold and white gold), which helps in calculating the material requirements for the green metal frame of the pendant.In summary, this 3D model represents a gem - encrusted rectangular pendant with precise dimensional details for both the main body and the attachment bail, combining artistic jewelry design with engineering accuracy.