Finished products
Full jewellery products with their own fields.
JewelleryOS stores structured records for jewellery products, variants, diamonds, gemstones, ring settings and related masters. This keeps important details such as purity, colour, shape, clarity, carat, component and vendor available to the teams that price and sell the item.
Stone grades and ring components disappear inside a product description.
The storefront lists an item without enough stock detail for staff to confirm it.
The same stone can be treated as separate stock when shown with different settings.
A jewellery record should keep the details that decide the price and the sale.
Jewellery inventory in JewelleryOS covers four record types: finished jewellery products, product variants, loose diamonds or gemstones, and ring components. Each keeps its own structured fields so purity, grade, shape, carat, component and vendor stay usable.
Define catalogue masters and product categories.
Add products, variants, media and sellable fields.
Add loose stones, component records and vendor details where relevant.
Connect records to the storefront and ring flows.
Review availability and affected prices before accepting or fulfilling an order.
Full jewellery products with their own fields.
Metal, purity, size and stone variants held separately.
Diamond records with shape, carat, colour and clarity.
Gemstone type, quality and colour kept intact.
Settings, heads and bands as reusable parts.
Source information for relevant stock.
Records connect to listings and ring flows.
Confirm stock and affected prices before fulfilling.
Jewellery businesses often have their own price rules, approval steps, supplier feeds, certificates, store processes, customer journeys, and reports. JewelleryOS can assess a custom requirement and build the agreed part around the existing platform.
Yes. Loose diamonds and gemstones are their own record type with structured fields.
Yes. Settings, heads and bands are held as reusable component records.
Yes. Metal, purity, size and stone variants are kept as structured data.
Yes. Vendor details can be kept against relevant stock.
Store-level stock is subject to your store and order data design, and is confirmed and tested before it is promised.
Bring a few products, your rate card, and the process you use today. We will show what is already covered and what would need to be built for you.