Scan Crystal, Diamond & Gold

Take or upload a clear, well-lit photo with the jewelry filling most of the frame. Jewelry Identifier analyzes the piece's style, setting, metal, gemstones, craftsmanship, visible condition, and likely era, then returns a detailed AI identification with a confidence score and estimated market value range.

Yes. The AI looks at design details, materials, settings, and craftsmanship to suggest whether a piece is Victorian, Art Deco, Edwardian, mid-century, contemporary, or another likely style or era. Results are most useful as a starting point for researching inherited jewelry, estate-sale finds, and vintage pieces.

Jewelry Identifier provides an AI-estimated market value range based on visible materials, gemstones, condition, craftsmanship, and comparable pieces. Image quality and details that cannot be confirmed from a photo can affect the result, so use the estimate as a research guide rather than an official appraisal. For authentication, insurance, or high-value sales, consult a certified gemologist or jewelry appraiser.

Jewelry Identifier can analyze precious metals, common gemstones, and visible hallmarks or maker's marks from a photo. For stamps such as 18K, 585, 750, 925, or PT950, photograph the mark close up in sharp focus and good light. The app can explain the likely metal and purity, but worn or incomplete marks may require a jeweler to verify.

Your photos are processed securely for jewelry identification and are never shared. You control which camera or library images you submit, and you can save identified pieces to your personal jewelry collection in the app.

Yes. Jewelry Identifier is free to download and includes three free jewelry identifications per day. Premium unlocks unlimited scans, faster processing, more detailed gemstone and material analysis, and enhanced recognition.