Help customers explore the piece.
Seeing a product, choosing compatible components, and trying an illustrative view answer different questions. OneAurelia keeps those experiences distinct so a compelling visual does not become an unsupported product promise.
Begin with a setting or a stone
Supported ring journeys let a customer start from a setting, a certified diamond, or an individually identified gemstone. The next choices follow the compatible offerings published for that journey.
Review the exact selection
Keep the selected components, ring size, pricing, and availability visible. Where a reviewed composed model is available, show it. Otherwise, keep approved component media separate instead of implying that a finished assembly has already been produced.
Present approved product media
Images, turntable video, and 3D viewing provide different ways to inspect eligible products. A video is not a user-controlled 3D model, and a rendered model is not evidence of actual stock or a manufacturing outcome.
Offer try-on where it is supported
Eligible hand/finger try-on uses consent and a short-lived session for the approved target. It is illustrative and does not establish fit, actual size, compatibility, or a final manufacturing specification.
Can customers configure any kind of jewelry?
The customer-facing configuration scope described here is supported ring journeys. It is not a universal earring, bracelet, pendant, or necklace builder.
Is an illustrative hand view live AR?
No. A static or adjustable illustration and a camera-based hand/finger session are distinct experiences and should be presented as such.
Does every product support try-on?
No. It depends on exact approved assets, capability, consent, and device support. The product journey retains a non-camera fallback.
Let’s start with your business.
Bring a piece, a workflow, or a question. We’ll explore it together.