Jewelry retailers
Bring online discovery and showroom assistance together, with the catalog and customer context your team needs to help someone choose.
Explore your fitOne platform for
the business of jewelry.
Your storefront, catalog, inventory, orders, and customer care — connected around the way your jewelry business works.
Illustrative journey · sample records
A store in your own identityCollection / Diamond lariat
Diamond
lariat necklace
A considered piece.
Every detail connected.
- Metal
- Platinum
- Stone
- Round brilliant
- Record
- Sample product
The customer sees the piece.
Present the product, its published facts, and approved media in your own store identity.
Explore the customer journeyIllustrative records and AI-generated jewelry; not a live store or an exact product screen.Actual workflows and scope are explored in your demo.
Built around
the way you sell.
A finished piece, a configurable ring, and an individual stone each need their own details. Start with the work that matters to your business.
Jewelry brands
Present collections in your own voice while keeping product details, approved media, and customer work organized behind the scenes.
Explore your fitDiamond & gem wholesale
Help buyers find exact stones, distinguish public listings from approved private terms, and move into a reviewed quote.
Explore your fitFollow the piece
through the business.
Keep the details connected as a product moves from your catalog into a customer’s hands. Make the next piece of work clear.
Know the piece
Work with the variant, metal, stone, certificate, and location.
Present it well
Publish the right product facts and approved media to the right channel.
Help them choose
Connect discovery with comparison, a purchase journey, or human help.
Carry the work forward
Keep orders and customer service tied to the records your team uses to act.
Your store identity.
Shared administration.
Your storefront can use your own domain and brand. Owners and staff work through a shared administration application with access assigned to their stores and responsibilities.
Explore multiple storesPlan the connections
your business needs.
Review payment, customer-care, fulfillment, and other provider requirements as part of your rollout. Supported workflows and required configuration belong in the conversation before onboarding.
Explore the connectionsQuestions before
we meet.
A useful demonstration starts with a clear understanding of your business and the scope you want to explore.
Can I keep my own storefront domain?
Yes. A merchant storefront can use its own domain. Domain configuration and hosting setup are part of onboarding.
Is wholesale the same as retail checkout?
The trade experience focuses on stone discovery, approved buyer terms, and reviewed quotes. A quote decision is not a payment, reservation, or shipment.
Is everything shown included in every rollout?
The demo helps establish which workflows, integrations, devices, and optional capabilities fit your business. The proposed scope is confirmed before onboarding.
A package shaped
around your business.
Discuss your stores, channels, and sales volume. Review the subscription, any eligible-sales fee, and the work needed for onboarding.
Explore pricingLet’s start with your business.
Bring a piece, a workflow, or a question. We’ll explore it together.