1. 1Photographs
  2. 2Piece details
  3. 3Contributor
  4. 4Review

Step 1 of 4

Add front and reverse photographs

Use an uncluttered background, even light, and enough detail to inspect stone settings and construction. JPEG files only, up to 10 MB each.

Privacy and processing

Pending photographs stay outside the public web directory. The server re-encodes accepted JPEGs to remove metadata before publication.

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Step 2 of 4

Describe the piece

Currently required: Description, Jewelry form. Leave other uncertain attributes blank rather than guessing.

Piece details

Use only details you can identify confidently. Leaving an uncertain attribute blank is more useful than guessing.

Do not include private contact information. Maximum 4,500 characters.

Choose the object type you can identify, such as brooch, bracelet, earrings, or necklace.

Choose a recognizable subject such as flowers, animals, crosses, or stars.

Choose the dominant visible color.

Use when the piece is attributed to a designer or house Juliana produced for.

Choose the closest stone or material type you can recognize.

Choose the closest visible stone shape, such as navette, oval, pear, or baguette.

Choose a visible construction or metal accent when it is distinctive.

Indicate whether beads are a meaningful part of the construction.

Indicate whether enamel is visibly present.

Step 3 of 4

Confirm contributor access

Public submissions are limited to contributors approved by the curator. This reduces spam and protects the quality of the reference archive.

Use the ID exactly as it was provided; it may not be an email address.

Access codes are checked using a one-way hash and are never displayed.

Step 4 of 4

Review and submit

Check the key details below. Your photographs and complete classification will be available to the curator in the private review queue.

Contributor ID
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Jewelry form
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Primary color
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Motif or subject
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Stone type
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Description
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What happens next

A curator reviews the photographs and classification. Submission does not guarantee attribution or publication, and uncertain fields may be revised before the record becomes public.