1、 Why we need electronic jewelry labels

In the jewelry industry, the products sold every day are valuables of high value and small size. In order to prevent the loss of products, it is necessary to make an inventory of jewelry at least once a day.

Data shows that it takes an average of five hours for an ordinary jewelry store to make an inventory of its products! This is a great waste of human and financial resources.

Prospects and advantages

Old style labels require a lot of manual proofreading, checking and statistics, and do not have good security.

Advanced RFID automatic identification technology gradually replaces manual and barcode inventory methods.

Benefits of RFID technology in jewelry management:

1. Real time monitoring of jewelry to improve safety;

2. The label has a unique identification code, which cannot be copied, and the material evidence information is identified accurately;

3. It can quickly count the number of jewelry, extend the business hours and increase the turnover;

4. Reduce labor management costs and save costs;

5. Digital and information management to improve management level;

6. Effective and timely statistics of customer purchase information, improve the ability to analyze the product market.

2、 Style and size

                 Chip 42 * 11mm, overall size 68 * 26mm                   Chip 30 * 15mm, overall size 120 * 60mm

UHF chip

"Installation Details"

3. Application and operation

The construction of RFID system will run RFID technology through all aspects of goods from warehousing to sales.

Jewelry label inner code

Each jewelry label is linked to the system, and is monitored by the counter card reader and the store antenna door, which greatly reduces the loss rate of jewelry. As long as the jewelry leaves the counter card reader for a long time, the system will give an alarm. Of course, employees can also use the handheld to adjust the time customers watch jewelry and make reasonable arrangements.

RFID channel doors are installed at the entrance and exit of the jewelry store, so that each piece of jewelry can be read when leaving the jewelry store. If the jewelry tags that have not gone through normal procedures are read, an alarm prompt will be triggered.

After the customer purchases jewelry, the service personnel will mark the product as sold in the database on the central server, and the RFID equipment on the counter will no longer keep monitoring the equipment.