Our RFID seal jewelry label combines a printable item identifier, UHF inventory chip and adhesive sealing structure in a narrow 84 × 15 mm format. It supports item-level recording as jewelry moves between receiving, display, customer presentation, storage, repair and final sale.
RFID Seal Jewelry Label Specifications
Confirm the label position, jewelry presentation method, reader installation and item-status workflow before approving the production configuration.
| Specification | Available Configuration | Project Requirement |
|---|---|---|
| Label dimensions | 84 × 15 × 0.2 mm | Confirm the attachment loop and display clearance |
| Antenna dimensions | 51.2 × 12.24 mm | Keep the antenna section free from tight folding |
| RFID chip | CAB0 | Confirm reader and software compatibility |
| Air-interface protocol | ISO 18000-6C / EPC Gen2 V2 | Match the regional UHF reader configuration |
| Operating frequency | 902–928 MHz | Confirm the permitted band at the destination |
| TID | 112 bits | Define whether TID is captured during commissioning |
| EPC memory | 196 bits | Provide the EPC allocation and serialization rules |
| User memory | 512 bits in User File_0 | Define any required local data fields |
| Reserve memory | 112 bits | Confirm access and kill-password management |
| Reference read range | Up to 200 cm, reader dependent | Validate the actual tray, cabinet and counter layout |
| Face material | Printable coated paper | Approve print durability and visible item data |
| Attachment | Adhesive seal structure | Test removal evidence on the completed loop |
Give Every Jewelry Item a Controlled Status
The RFID identity becomes more useful when each scan is connected to a clearly defined operational state rather than treated as an isolated inventory count.
Received
Associate the EPC with the item number, description and receiving record before the jewelry enters active stock.
In Storage
Record items held in a safe, stockroom or controlled tray separately from merchandise available on the sales floor.
On Display
Assign the item to its expected cabinet, counter or exhibition group for routine reconciliation.
Presented to Customer
Use the item identity within the store procedure for issuing and returning jewelry during customer presentation.
In Repair or Service
Record the item as temporarily removed and connect it with the corresponding service or transfer document.
Sold or Retired
Close the active inventory record so the item does not remain in expected-stock reports after disposition.
Build the Label into the Store Workflow
Commission
Encode the approved EPC and verify its relationship with the jewelry record and printed information.
Attach
Form the label around the selected loop or presentation point without folding the antenna section.
Transact
Record receiving, display, presentation, storage, transfer and service events in the operating system.
Reconcile
Compare detected EPCs with the items expected at that location and investigate unresolved differences.
Define Evidence for Each Jewelry Movement
Reader output identifies tags within the tested read zone. Staff procedures and software rules determine what each detection means.
| Store Event | RFID Record | Operational Action | Exception to Investigate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Goods receiving | EPC commissioned and item matched | Place the item into active stock | Unknown, duplicate or unmatched EPC |
| Counter handover | Item assigned to a display location | Confirm the receiving counter or employee | Item detected outside its assigned group |
| Customer presentation | Item temporarily issued from the display set | Confirm its return before closing the transaction | Issued item not returned to the expected location |
| Cycle inventory | Observed EPC list compared with expected stock | Resolve missing and unexpected records | Repeatedly unread or misplaced item |
| Repair dispatch | Status changed to service or external transfer | Link the item with the repair document | Physical item and service record do not match |
| Final sale | EPC removed from active store inventory | Complete the selected label-removal procedure | Sold item remains in an expected-stock report |
Test the Complete Jewelry Presentation
Jewelry materials, trays and counter construction can alter UHF performance. Approve the layout using real merchandise and the intended reader equipment.
Metal Proximity
Test rings, watches, chains and metal settings because nearby conductive material can detune a standard UHF antenna.
Display Density
Evaluate closely arranged items in trays and cabinets instead of approving performance from a single isolated label.
Label Orientation
Test the positions and angles created when jewelry is displayed, handled, returned or packed for storage.
Reader Zone
Set antenna power and placement so the system covers the required area without collecting unwanted adjacent stock.
Seal Removal
Confirm the intended visual or structural evidence after the adhesive seal is opened on the chosen attachment loop.
Printed Data
Check that text, barcode and item references remain readable throughout routine handling and presentation.
Printing, Serialization and Encoding
Visible Identification
- Brand name or store identity
- Jewelry SKU and description
- Barcode or QR code
- Price or collection reference
RFID Data
- Customer-supplied EPC sequence
- TID and EPC association
- Required user-memory content
- Access-password configuration
Verification Output
- Encoding result confirmation
- Printed-to-electronic matching
- Duplicate EPC checking
- Finished data file format
Information Needed for Configuration
Jewelry and Attachment Details
- Jewelry types and nearby metal
- Loop or attachment-point dimensions
- Tray, cabinet and packaging materials
- Expected handling and storage conditions
- Required evidence after seal opening
RFID and Data Requirements
- Destination country and UHF band
- Reader and antenna models
- EPC structure and user-memory data
- Artwork and variable-data file
- Quantity and delivery destination
Related RFID Security Labels
Compare label dimensions, frequency, attachment method, sealing behavior and reading environment before selecting another format.
RFID Seal Jewelry Label Questions
Can this label be read while attached near metal jewelry? +
Metal can change the response of a standard UHF antenna. Test the actual ring, watch, chain or setting with the intended attachment position, tray and reader before production approval.
Does the 200 cm specification apply to every installation? +
No. It is a reference value. Actual reading distance depends on reader power, antenna design, tag orientation, surrounding materials, jewelry construction and local radio regulations.
Can the label record when an item is tried on? +
The tag supplies an RFID identity. Recording a presentation or try-on event requires a defined scanning procedure and software that associates the EPC with the employee, location and item status.
Can visible item information be printed on the label? +
Yes. The coated-paper face can be configured with branding, item text, serial numbers, barcodes or other approved variable data. Submit final artwork and a data sample for review.
Does RFID provide real-time jewelry location tracking? +
This passive UHF label has no GPS or independent transmitter. It is detected when energized by compatible RFID equipment within a validated reading zone.
What happens when the adhesive jewelry seal is opened? +
The expected removal evidence depends on the adhesive, face material, attachment loop and opening method. Approve the result through applied samples rather than relying on the label description alone.
What information is required for a quotation? +
Please provide the jewelry types, attachment method, display environment, destination country, reader equipment, EPC format, printing artwork, variable data, quantity and delivery destination.
Configure the Label Around Your Jewelry Workflow
Send us the jewelry type, attachment point, display layout, reader equipment, EPC rules, artwork, variable data and quantity for configuration review and pricing.
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