Instant identification
Rings, necklaces, bracelets, earrings and brooches, recognised from a single photo in seconds.
Jewelry identifier for iPhone
What’s that piece really worth?
Snap a ring, necklace or bracelet. AI Jewelry tells you what it’s made of, when and where it was likely made, who might have made it and a realistic value range, with the reasons behind it.
Download on theApp Store
Requires iOS 17 or later. Identification needs AI Jewelry Pro: $4.99/week or $24.99/year in the US. Some plans start with a free trial.
- Value range with reasons
- Brand clues
- No account
- iCloud sync
How it works
From jewelry box to answers in three steps.
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Snap
Lay the piece on a plain background in good light and take a photo, or choose one from your library.
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Identify
Get the type, metals and stones, era, likely origin and possible brand, each with a short explanation.
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Decide
See an estimated value range and what drives it, so you know what to keep, insure, appraise or sell.
The full report
A value you can follow, not a number out of thin air.
Jewelry apps are often criticised for prices with no explanation. AI Jewelry shows a range, not one magic number, and tells you which details pushed it up or down.
Overview
- Name
- Summary
- Country of origin
- Time period
Value
- Estimated price range
- Why it’s priced that way
- Value considerations
Maker and design
- Potential brand
- Brand reasoning
- Design features
Materials
- Metals
- Gemstones
- Other materials
- What each one tells you
Care
- Cleaning
- Storage
Features
Everything you want to know about the piece in your hand.
Value range, explained
A low-to-high estimate in US dollars, plus the reasoning: metal, stones, craftsmanship, brand and condition.
Brand clues
See whether the design looks like a known maker, and why. A useful lead before you look for a signature or stamp.
Metals and stones
A breakdown of every material in the piece, from the metal to each gemstone, with what to look for.
Care guide
How to clean and store each piece without damaging leather, pearls, soft stones or plating.
Your collection, everywhere
Every piece is saved with its value, so you can see your whole collection and it syncs with iCloud.
A closer look
See it in action.
Honest by design
We won’t pretend your phone is a diamond tester.
Some jewelry apps claim they can test a diamond or promise accuracy figures they can’t back up. AI Jewelry tells you what a photo can show, and what it can’t.
Prices on the page
AI Jewelry Pro is $4.99 a week or $24.99 a year in the US. You see the price before you start, and you choose the plan.
Cancel in two taps
Subscriptions are managed by Apple. Cancel any time in Settings → your name → Subscriptions.
Ranges, with reasons
Every estimate is a range with the reasoning behind it, so you can judge it yourself.
Clear about limits
A photo can’t prove a diamond is natural, measure gold purity or weigh a stone. For that, see a jeweler or a lab.
No account, no ads
Open the app and start scanning. There’s nothing to sign up for and nothing to watch.
Private
We don’t collect personal data or sell anything about you. Your collection lives in your own iCloud.
Who it’s for
For anyone with a jewelry box and a question.
Inheritors
Sort a family jewelry box fast and find the pieces worth a professional appraisal.
Resellers and thrifters
Check a piece at the estate sale or thrift store before you buy it.
Collectors
Catalogue your collection with materials, era and value, all in one place.
The curious
Found a ring in a drawer? Find out what it is and whether it’s worth a closer look.
Guides
Know what you’re holding.
How to Tell if a Diamond Is Real: Home Checks and Their Limits
Try the fog, read-through and loupe tests, learn why moissanite and lab-grown diamonds pass them, and know when you need a tester or a GIA or IGI report.
Read guide →How to Tell if Gold Is Real: Stamps, Simple Tests and Lab Checks
Read karat stamps, check wear, try the magnet and density tests, tell plated from gold-filled, vermeil and solid, and see how jewelers confirm gold.
Read guide →Jewelry Hallmarks and Stamps: What 925, 585, 750, GF and PT950 Mean
Decode the marks inside rings and on clasps: gold, silver, platinum and palladium purity stamps, plating codes, maker's and assay marks, and fakes.
Read guide →FAQ
Questions, answered.
Is AI Jewelry free?
AI Jewelry is free to download. Identifying jewelry needs an AI Jewelry Pro subscription: $4.99 a week or $24.99 a year in the US, with local prices shown in the App Store. Some plans start with a free trial.
Can it tell if my diamond or gold is real?
No app can do that from a photo, whatever it claims. AI Jewelry reads what’s visible, like style, setting, colour, wear and design, and tells you what the piece most likely is. To confirm a diamond, gold purity or a gemstone, take it to a jeweler or a gem lab.
How accurate is the estimated value?
It’s a starting point, given as a range with the reasons behind it. Weight, stone quality, hallmarks and condition all change real prices, so get a professional appraisal before you buy, sell or insure anything valuable.
How do I get the best result?
Use daylight or bright, even light, a plain background, and fill the frame. Take a second photo of any stamp, hallmark or signature, since those carry most of the clues.
What kinds of jewelry can it identify?
Rings, necklaces, pendants, bracelets, earrings and brooches, from fine jewelry to costume and vintage pieces.
How do I cancel?
Open Settings on your iPhone, tap your name, then Subscriptions, and choose AI Jewelry. Apple handles all billing, so you can cancel any time.
Will my collection sync to my other devices?
Yes. Your collection syncs through iCloud across devices signed in to the same Apple Account.
How can I get help?
Email hello+aijewelry@sarunw.com, or use “Report a bug” in the app’s settings.
What’s in your jewelry box?
Download AI Jewelry and find out what your pieces are worth.
Download on theApp Store