Proportion, finish and marking are resolved to belong with the object and its packaging.
Certificates,
made material.
Durable physical interfaces for jewellery identity, certificates, provenance records, care and client services.
References, serials and machine-readable identifiers can be produced and checked per unit.
Public information and restricted service paths can be separated by the selected digital architecture.
A record that stays with the piece.
The physical carrier should remain legible and useful while approved digital information evolves.
Reference, serial and selected attributes.
Metal or selected material, QR, Data Matrix or NFC.
Certificate, provenance, care and service information.
Issuance, association, access and exception handling.
A premium certificate must remain precise.
Material quality does not by itself prove origin or authenticity; those claims depend on the records and controls behind the carrier.
See how physical identity supports product and service journeys.
Define the physical carrier and its actual level of assurance.
Connect ownership, care and authorised after-sales services.
A physical identity programme begins with the product, its service journey and the evidence it must carry.
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