Jewelry Product Data and PDP Content for Shopify

Seen in the photo. Confirmed by your data.

A gold vermeil hoop and a solid 14k gold hoop can look the same in a photo. Catecut reads what the photo shows, and takes details like fineness, plating and stone origin from your product data and brand setup, so every listing matches what you actually sell.

Read from the photo

Product type: ring, earrings, pendant, bracelet, anklet, brooch
Structural form: stud, hoop, huggie, threader, ear cuff, tennis, signet
Stone shape: round, oval, pear, marquise, emerald, cushion, baguette
Setting style: prong, bezel, pavé, halo, channel, tension
Clasp type: lobster, spring ring, toggle, box, magnetic
Metal color: yellow, white, rose, two tone, mixed metal
Design details and charms: floral, serpent and geometric motifs; initial, zodiac and birthstone charms
Style era and technique: Art Deco, Victorian, minimalist; hammered, filigree, milgrain, engraved

Taken from your product data and brand setup

Fineness: 9k (375), 14k (585), 18k (750), 925, 950
Plating: vermeil, gold-plated, rhodium-plated, PVD-coated
Metal family: gold, sterling silver, platinum, brass, stainless steel
Stone type: diamond, ruby, sapphire, garnet, spinel, pearl, moissanite
Stone origin: natural, lab grown, cultured, simulated
Certification: GIA, IGI, HRD, AGS
Conflict-free status

A jewelry vocabulary, not a generic tag list.

jewelry attributes, from stone shape and setting to clasp, fineness and certification

~300

attribute values, each with the search terms shoppers actually type

languages for every attribute tag, from German and French to Icelandic and Vietnamese

Filters shoppers can use

Attributes are written into tags and Shopify metafields, so your storefront can filter by setting style, stone shape, metal color or clasp, and AI shopping assistants can read exactly what each piece is.

Translated as jewelers say it

Terms are translated as trade vocabulary, not word for word:

Lobster clasp → Karabinerverschluss (DE) · fermoir mousqueton (FR) · karbinlås (SV)
Lab grown → laborgezüchtet (DE) · créé en laboratoire (FR) · labbodlat (SV)

Questions jewelry teams ask

How does Catecut handle solid gold versus plated pieces?

Fineness, plating and metal family are taken from your product data and brand setup, so listings match what you actually sell. Catecut combines them with what it reads from the photo, such as metal color, setting and clasp.

How does Catecut identify the stone?

Catecut reads the stone's shape, cut and setting from the photo, and takes details like stone type, origin and certification from your product data and brand setup. The description covers both what the stone is and how it's set.

Do you handle lab-grown and simulated stones?

Yes. Stone origin covers natural, lab grown, cultured, simulated, synthetic and imitation, and certification covers labs such as GIA, IGI, HRD and AGS, so each listing says exactly what the piece is.

Can we use our own terms?

Yes. In brand setup you define your terminology, tone and title format for each product category, for example whether rings say "vermeil" or "gold over sterling silver". See the setup guide

Which languages are included?

English is included in every plan. Attribute tags are available in 16 languages: English, Icelandic, Swedish, German, Danish, Spanish, French, Polish, Italian, Finnish, Norwegian, Dutch, Estonian, Latvian, Lithuanian and Vietnamese. Extra storefront languages are available at additional cost.

We're not on Shopify. Can we still use Catecut?

Yes. For other platforms we set Catecut up for you and connect it to your existing product data. Book a call

Every stone, setting and clasp, described right.