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Besides Blender, the only other software I could find that can handle jewelry designing would be LibreCAD.
But it only works in 2D. It does offer an isometric view function though so it could still work out if he wants to design jewelry.
I did not find any tutorials where people use librecad for jewellery but i will check out if it's suitable for jewellery designing. since it's 2D i am not very sure