RFID jewellery tracking system designed specifically for the jewelry industry

Guangzhou, China -- The Jewelry System RFID development kit contains the hardware and software to allow companies to evaluate and begin deploying a comprehensive Jewellery RFID solution easily.

DAILY RFID has developed a RFID jewellery tag in 13.56MHz that guarantees accurate traceability and quick inventory checks of jewelry, from the manufacturers to the retailers.

The new 13.56 MHz RFID jewelry tag has a thickness of just 0.6mm and a rectangle figure of 12*26mm, and a customized logo can be printed on the tag.

The RFID reader is also the key that allows end users to offer its unique consignment and jewellery services to retailers. And the 13.56MHz RFID reader DL810,which uses advanced anti-collision algorithm, provides a high identification rate of tag processing speed to 30~50pcs/s.

The Jewellery System RFID development kit contains a 13.56MHz RFID reader DL810, Out-Built Antenn DL810a, 200 pieces RFID jewellery tag - 01 or - 02, DL810 Reader Demo Software and Dynamic Link Library (DLL).

Please visit ( www.rfid-in-china.com/RFID_Kit_663_1.html) for more infomation about RFID jewellery Development Kit.

DAILY RFID CO.,LIMITED , which belongs to PAN Group Co., ltd, is the leading company focusing on the research and development of EPC & RFID technology in China.

DAILY RFID specialize in producing arguably the world's most extensive line of RFID Tag,RFID Label,Smart Card and RFID Reader, which are suitable for any vertical markets, and have obtained the National Integrated Circuit Card Register Certificate, IC Card Manufacture License and ISO9001 Quality Management System Certification. Also, we own a factory covering an area of 26,000 square meters.

DAILY's products are designed and manufactured with recognized industry standards relevant to RFID and its markets but most notably for use in the demanding environments to recognize and understand your business's RFID needs.

DAILY RFID CO.,LIMITED
Rm D13,4/F,Baiyun Commercial Center, NO.131,Jichang Road
Guangzhou / Guangzhou
China

source: measurementdevices.com

Warm Up for Fall With Hot New Jewelry From World Jewels

The weather may be turning cool, but fashionistas can still stay warm with hot new jewelry from World Jewels, the leading online jewelry store. World Jewels adds the hottest new jewelry designs to their site each week, including diamond rings, diamond engagement rings, diamond stud earrings and more.
As temperatures start to drop, many may find they have to cover up, but jewelry lovers can still shine with diamond jewelry. The biggest trends in jewelry this fall are just that -- big! Statement jewelry is all the rage. Rings with thicker bands and big gems and stones are in, and the same goes for necklaces with large pendants and chunky bracelets.

"World Jewels has all of the current trends in jewelry as well as classic diamond rings, engagement rings and more," said Allen Rashtian, owner of World Jewels. "We want you to be completely happy with our jewelry, so we offer a 30 day return policy and free ground shipping on all jewelry orders with insurance at no additional cost."

The newest jewelry designs added to WorldJewels.com can be viewed on their Hot Items and Specials pages.

To speak with a trained professional waiting to answer any questions or help find that perfect jewelry gift call 888-967-5353 or visit www.worldjewels.com.

About World Jewels:

Located in beautiful Los Angeles, California, World Jewels purchases and imports the highest quality diamonds, gold and silver from around the world. World Jewels specializes in semi-mounts for engagement rings, solitaire rings, wedding bands and sets, bracelets, earrings, necklaces and pendants. They also carry a wide selection of precious gem stones in different sizes and shapes, loose or set in 14k/18k gold or platinum mountings. World Jewels is one of the only online jewelry stores that manufacture their own jewelry in 14k gold, 18k gold and platinum. You can find new jewelry designs added to the "Hot Items" and "Specials" sections each week on WorldJewels.com.

Timeless gems: Walters shows how jewelry themes invented centuries ago have transcended the ages

Oct 19, 2008 (The Baltimore Sun - McClatchy-Tribune Information Services via COMTEX) -- TIF | Quote | Chart | News | PowerRating -- When Bedazzled, the exhibit of jewelry from the Walters Art Museum collection, opens today, it will be more than just an interesting look at gorgeous pieces from 5,000 years ago to the early 20th century. You'll also see the antecedents of contemporary bracelets, rings, earrings and necklaces that might be worn on the red carpet at the Oscars, at the next President's Inaugural Ball or at a neighbor's cocktail party.

Modern jewelry makers still use many of the same techniques, materials and motifs you'll find on display at the Walters to create precious pieces that have a timeless appeal.

Here are three examples:

Museum (25-scarab necklace): Egyptian-Style Necklace with Scarabs (Italian, late 19th or early 20th century)

The Castellani workshop was known for its archaeological jewelry copied from ancient Egyptian pieces and decorated with ancient and modern scarabs (based on the image of a dung beetle).

Modern (5-scarab pendant):Scarab Necklace, $612

Sixteen-inch, 14-karat gold necklace with five scarabs made of gemstones, such as tiger eye, chrysoprase, carnelian, lapis, rhodolite and epidote. Available from Jewel Basket.com.

Museum (larger jeweled iris):Iris Corsage Ornament (Tiffany & Co., ca. 1900)

This Tiffany brooch became famous when it won the grand prize at the 1900 Paris Exposition Universelle. It's made of a gold stem, sapphires and diamonds, with leaves of green demantoid garnets.

Modern (small iris): Windswept Iris Brooch, $75

From the Franz Collection, the porcelain on a rhodium-plated brass setting is available at CarolynsUniquePlace.com.

Museum (left, two snakes): Pair of Roman Snake Bracelets (Roman, 1st century A.D.)

These solid gold bracelets were worn on the wrist or upper arm. Snake bracelets and rings were common because the snakes symbolized fertility and were supposed to ward off evil.

Modern (right): Antonio Palladino Gold Snake Bracelet, $2,635

Gold vermeil snake bracelet is available at Barneys.com

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Safe World Peace Jewelry Collection Debuts in the U.S.

Safe World Peace collection of necklaces and jewelry promotes the peaceful co-existence of people from diverse world religions and cultures. Until recently the collection, created by jewelry designer Fadia Otte, was only available in Europe. A new website and distributor means the line of stirling silver necklaces, gold and white gold necklaces, earrings, and bracelets are now accessible in the U.S. A portion of all sales from The Safe World Peace collection is donated to charities that support children in need around the world, regardless of religion. Salt Lake City, UT (PRWEB) October 19, 2008 -- Safe World Peace, the collection of diamond necklaces and other fine jewelry, has recently launched in the U.S. Each necklace, bracelet, or earrings are meant to promote peace between Christians, Muslims, and Jews.

Filipina’s jewelry designs in ‘Vogue’

PARIS-BASED ROSE ANNE Cu-unjieng de Pampelonne is set to be the next big Philippine fashion star, if she isn’t one already.

Her bejeweled accessories, or “cuddly ornamentation” as she likes to call them, were recently featured in In Style (modeled by pop superstar Rihanna) and Elle. Last September, they get prominent exposure in Vogue (Rachel Weisz on the cover) in the magazine’s jewelry report.

It was also in that magazine that she was featured about two years ago as one of Paris’ “secret addresses,” for her embellished clothing designs, which are made in Nepal. She is in the spotlight again as her accessories make a big dent in the creative and crowded world of international fashion.

Last June, I was in Paris to interview and photograph this design powerhouse for this newspaper and for the cover of the Philippine Tatler, out this October. We did her shoot and interview at one of the homes she designed, a gorgeous toney two-story apartment with a breathtaking view of the Eiffel Tower.

I have known Rose Anne for quite some time and we manage to make time for catching up whenever I go to the City of Light. She is always very accommodating and kind-hearted. She loves to entertain and hobnob with the city’s ultra-chic crowd.

The last time I was there, the wife of Louis Vuitton chair and chief executive Yves Carcelle, Rebecca, was giving Rose Anne a birthday party. Invited were some Filipinas like the very lovely Yvette Lhuillier-Warnod (Monique’s beautiful sister, a carbon copy of her mom Amparito) and Ria Agousti whose furniture and accessories are sold in Barney’s as well as in Paris.

Passion

Rose Anne’s passion for creativity and sense of style has always been innate. She has taken lessons in painting in Florence and design in Paris. A good friend prodded her to open an interior design company upon seeing her work on the apartment she was then living in.

Today she is an accomplished interior designer with a coveted clientele all over the world. Her home has been featured in countless magazines and this column reported the coverage of her own home in Elle Décor (US) last April.

She also had a showroom in Manila called Artemis (now owned by Baby Girl Fricke) and her partners include her sister Libet Virata, Conrad Onglao, Anton Mendoza and Doris Ho.

Her jump to fashion, and now jewelry, has progressed naturally. She says it all started with embroidery that did not work on the clothes she designed. She kept them and made them into necklaces.

When asked how growing up in the Philippines has influenced her work, she answered, “What I appreciate about having been born in the Philippines is the Filipino sense of flexibility and diplomacy (good manners over brutal frankness) as they help cushion the rough bumps along the way.”

Prompted further on why she went into accessories/ jewelry design after being an interior and fashion designer, she said, “I know that it is mad to have added another profession albeit one which does complement the other; but it just happened!”

So how does she put it altogether—being an interior, fashion, jewelry designer, a wife and mother?

Rose Anne has been married for 20 years to the investment banker, Baron Bruno de Pampelonne; they live with their three handsome sons Dominic, Ludovic and Alexis. (Incidentally her oldest son Dominic was photographed her for the Tatler cover).

She says, “I’m so busy that it would be a great luxury to have more time. Problem is, even when I’m tired, I don’t want to stop, because I love what I’m doing... When I feel I’m beginning to be overwhelmed, I go home.”

Rose Anne adds, “I am looking forward to spending more time with my family; they are really my most incredible inner circle. Hopefully more years of creating and, wistfully, finally learning how to delegate in the good old Filipino way.”