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Jewelry Identifier — CaratAI
Use CaratAI to review visible details such as jewelry type, materials, style and possible gemstones. Any value range is an AI estimate, not a professional appraisal.
AI-generated observations and value estimates are informational only.

What CaratAI does
A clear photo can give the app a starting point for describing visible features. Explore a possible jewelry type, material or style, then ask a follow-up question or keep the result with your collection.
Inside the app
Start with a photo of a ring, necklace, bracelet, earring, coin or loose stone.
See AI-generated observations about visible characteristics and possible materials.
Ask AI follow-up questions and save identified pieces to a personal collection.
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Free tools
Look up a common stamp or calculate a metal-only estimate with a price you enter.
Metal value
Estimate the metal-only value of gold from its weight, fineness and a gold price you enter. Gemstones, design and resale value are not included.
Open toolMarks and materials
Search common jewelry fineness marks and see what the numbers can mean. A stamp is a clue to research, not proof of authenticity or metal content.
Open toolSizing
Convert a ring size between US, UK letters, EU/ISO, Japanese sizes and inner diameter in mm. Includes a size chart. Free, in your browser.
Open toolGemstones
Estimate a diamond’s carat weight from its length, width and depth in mm for round, oval, princess, pear and more. An estimate, not a weighing.
Open toolGemstones
See the approximate diameter of a round brilliant diamond for any carat weight, with a size chart from 0.25 to 3 carats. Free, in your browser.
Open toolMetal value
Estimate the metal-only value of sterling (925), fine (999) or coin (900) silver from weight and a price you enter. No live price feed.
Open toolMetal value
Estimate the metal-only value of platinum jewelry (950, 900, 850) from its weight and a price you enter. Stones and design are not included.
Open toolMetal value
Convert gold karat to fineness (parts per thousand) and percent, or back. See the matching hallmark, e.g. 14K = 585. Free, in your browser.
Open toolSizing
Find the style name for a chain length (choker, princess, matinee, opera, rope) and how far it hangs below your neck. In inches or cm. Free.
Open toolSizing
Turn your wrist measurement into a bracelet length for a snug, comfort or loose fit, in cm or inches. Free and in your browser.
Open toolWhere CaratAI is honest
CaratAI offers image-based estimates and explanations. It is not a certified gemological evaluation, a professional appraisal, or proof of authenticity. For insurance, sale, estate or high-value decisions, consult a qualified independent professional.
Blog
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Gold filled, gold plated and vermeil all put a layer of gold over another metal, but the amount of gold, the base metal and the marks differ. Here is what each label means under the US FTC Jewelry Guides and how to read GF, RGP, GEP and HGE stamps.
Read articleFrequently asked questions
What a photo can help you explore, and where a qualified professional is still needed.
CaratAI can offer AI-generated observations about visible jewelry type, style, apparent materials and possible gemstones. These are suggestions to review, not confirmed findings.
No. A value range is an image-based AI estimate. It does not replace a qualified independent appraisal or gemological evaluation.
No. A photo cannot verify gemstone authenticity or metal purity. Ask a qualified professional to examine and test a piece when the answer affects an important decision.
Use a sharp, well-lit photo that shows the whole piece. Add a separate close-up when a hallmark, clasp or setting is the detail you want to inspect.
Use the App Store or Google Play links on this page to check current availability and app details.
A first look starts with a photo
Take a first look, keep the uncertainty in view, and bring better questions to your next conversation with a jewelry professional.