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Source aggregation
Auction records, archival catalogues and verified references are brought together for professional research.
Jewelry, watches and stones
Built for experts, dealers and auction professionals.
Jewelry Research Database
Professional discovery
A searchable reference base for serious jewelry work
Jewel Database helps professionals identify jewels, watches and gemstones by connecting visual matches, maker and assay marks, certificates, historical catalogues and auction records in one research workflow.
Scan pieces, isolate objects, save searches and compare them with existing references.
Database depth
References, catalogues, marks and historical records structured for professional research.
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Pieces Documented
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Auction Catalogs
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Stone Certificates
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Hallmarks & Marks
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Years of History
Professional research
Why it exists
Traditional Research
Traditional research means browsing fragile catalogues, incomplete archives, scattered auction results and uncertain references.
With JEWEL DATABASE
JEWEL DATABASE brings these sources together into one professional workspace designed for faster, more reliable identification and market comparison.
Professional workflow
Identify, compare, document
Identify
Compare
Document
Value
Visual Search / AI
Image-based research
Image-based research
Upload an image or scan a piece from mobile. JEWEL DATABASE analyzes visual characteristics and surfaces similar references, auction records and related pieces across the database.
Market & Auction History
Comparable sales
Comparable sales
Access historical auction results, comparable sales, price evolution and market context. Values can be normalized with currency conversion and inflation-adjusted indicators to better understand past and current performance.
Private Database
Internal archive
Connect your private database
Import your own records into a secure private database, then search and compare them with JEWEL DATABASE while keeping your data confidential.
Methodology
Professional standard
Built with a professional research methodology
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Archive digitization
Historical catalogues are structured into searchable references, images and contextual records.
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Data normalization
Prices, makers, materials, marks, dates and sale contexts are normalized for stronger comparison.
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Expert workflow
Search, visual comparison, market context and documentation support the way professionals actually work.
Data is collected, structured and enriched from auction records, archival catalogues and verified sources, so each reference can support professional research, comparison and documentation.