INDUSTRY FIELD GUIDE
Jewelry retailer gemstone description and disclosure data for AI
A photo may show a stone’s appearance while its origin or treatment is documented elsewhere.
NAICS 458310 · Jewelry Retailers
A photo may show a stone’s appearance while its origin or treatment is documented elsewhere. FTC’s Jewelry Guides provide context for accurate product representations. A jeweler can test whether an assistant cites the matching disclosure without inferring properties from appearance. FTC Jewelry Guides
Use generic mock settings and original identification cards. Assign a disclosure to one item and show a second with a similar photo but no matching source. Ask which product statement the packet supports. Score item linkage and exact wording.
Use synthetic product descriptions and no customer records, appraisals, serials, precious inventory or proprietary images. Keep authentication and valuation with qualified people.
Describe a synthetic jewelry disclosure exercise
Original Fiund exercise
A stone's appearance cannot supply an unlinked origin or treatment disclosure
Two inert mock settings use original identification and disclosure cards. There is no actual stone, appraisal, authentication, valuation, customer or precious inventory.
| Record | Source | What it records |
|---|---|---|
| JS1 | Item A card | Original dummy item ID A, linked disclosure D-A: abstract origin code O1 and treatment code T1. Exact wording retained in fixture. |
| JS2 | Item B image | B resembles A in the staged view. B's own ID visible, but no matching disclosure or independent origin/treatment result. |
| JS3 | Listing draft | Copies A's O1/T1 disclosure to B based on appearance. No authorizing equivalence or corrected B source supplied. |
Question for the model
Which item can cite the stated disclosure, and can B's similar image establish the same attributes?
Show the reference answer and checks
JS1 supports quoting D-A's exact abstract O1/T1 wording for A because its item reference matches. JS2 supports B's visible appearance and distinct identity, not origin or treatment. JS3's copied disclosure lacks a B-specific source and should remain unresolved pending qualified review. Keep product statements attached to the exact item and document, without interpreting the image as authentication, valuation or a real gemstone finding.
- Inferring origin or treatment from visual resemblance.
- Copying a neighboring item's disclosure while dropping the exact wording and target.
Fields to preserve
- Item and disclosure reference
- Defines scope.
- Exact statement versus image observation
- Preserves source type.
- Missing verification and reviewer state
- Limits unsupported attributes.
Test another case
Supply B's verified origin card but no treatment field. Require partial disclosure support rather than copy A's treatment code.
Use synthetic descriptions and original images. Exclude appraisals and customer records; qualified people retain authentication and valuation decisions.
Discuss a contribution
Describe the sources you control, the task they could support and what has already been checked. Use the existing-data assessment for an archive or the collection brief for a new recording project. The contributor agreement defines Fiund’s licensing authority and compensation. A guide or fictional exercise does not establish an accepted collection or a sale.