Industries · Jewellery

Every piece has a recipient.

High jewellery is chosen by very few people, often for one moment in their life. The house that speaks to them personally, before that moment, is the house they choose.

01 · The stake

Your most important clients are the quietest.

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Very few clients, very large decisions.

A handful of clients can carry a season. Each one expects to be known.
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Gifting moments arrive without warning.

Anniversaries, engagements, milestones. If the house has been silent, the client walks into another house.
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The presentation lives in one room.

A high jewellery presentation happens in one city on one evening. Clients elsewhere hear about it second-hand, if at all.

02 · The other 360 days

Moments worth a Story.

For clients who buy into the house as much as the piece.

High jewellery presentation

The collection, its stones and its story, for clients who could not attend. Ends in a request for a private viewing.

Private viewing invitation

An invitation to see selected pieces in a private salon. Ends in a booked appointment.

New collection preview

A first look for top clients before anyone else, in the house's own imagery.

Made-to-order commission

The making of a commission, scene by scene, so the client follows their piece from sketch to setting.

Gifting moment

A considered selection for a client's own occasion, chosen by their advisor. Ends in an appointment.

Heritage story

The archive, the savoir-faire and the signature of the house, told for one client.

03 · Every page knows why

A Story, reasoned.

One brief, worked through. Every scene traces back to what the business needs.

The brief

Business goal
Sell a high jewellery piece
Action
Request a private viewing
Subject
A necklace from the new high jewellery collection

At most three takeaways. Every scene carries one.

01

Recognise this piece

An opening film of the necklace from the house's own footage, the collection's name and its central stone.
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Want it, for a stated reason

Scenes on the verified details this client values: the stone, the setting and the work of the atelier, in the house's voice.
03

Act

A personal note from the advisor and a button to request a private viewing in the client's city.

If a scene carries no takeaway, review removes it. You approve every scene before it is sent.

04 · Who sends it

Sent by your client advisors.

Each Story goes from the advisor who knows the client to that client alone. You see who returned to it, and who asked to see the piece.

Your Embedded Story Manager prepares every Story with you, so your team learns no new tool. How the Story Manager works

What you see for each person

Opened
The client saw it
Time per scene
What held their attention
Clicks
What they wanted to know more about
Re-opens
They came back: interest is growing
Internal shares
Others are involved in the decision
Action taken
They booked or responded

Engagement shows who to follow up with. It is a signal, not a sale.

06 · Next step

Which of your top clients saw your last high jewellery presentation?

Choose one client moment and one market. We show you what a Story built from your own imagery looks like, and how you would see who engaged.