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June 25, 2026

What Information Can Be Accessed Through a Jewelry Digital Product Passport?

Martina Sattanino
Content Writer

A Beautiful Story is a jewelry brand built around handmade production in Nepal and India.

As a certified B Corporation, the brand also communicates information about the communities, initiatives, and production practices connected to its products, including Fair Wage Plus, a programme supporting education, savings, and financial literacy.

Through its Digital Product Passport implementation with Renoon, this information becomes accessible through individual jewelry pieces.

Why jewelry creates a different Digital Product Passport use case

Jewelry often carries meanings that extend beyond materials or production. A gemstone, symbol, or design may be associated with personal stories, gifting occasions, cultural references, or emotional significance.

Customers may be interested in materials and production, but also in the meaning associated with a gemstone, the inspiration behind a collection, or the context in which a piece was created.

This creates a different type of Digital Product Passport experience compared to many other product categories. The passport can become a way to connect customers with information that extends beyond technical product specifications, helping them better understand the product they are holding and the story connected to it.

Connecting products with craftsmanship, sourcing, and impact

For A Beautiful Story, a jewelry piece represents more than a finished product.

Each item is connected to craftsmanship, production communities, sourcing decisions, and initiatives that support the people involved in its creation.

The brand also continues to develop greater visibility into areas such as gemstone sourcing and traceability, reflecting a broader focus on transparency across the product journey.

The Digital Product Passport creates a single access point for information to be connected directly to the product experience.

The implementation

Using Renoon's Digital Product Passport solution, A Beautiful Story connected individual jewelry pieces to a dedicated digital experience accessible through a QR code.

By scanning the QR code attached to the product, customers can access information connected to the specific jewelry piece they are holding.

Depending on the product, this may include:

  • product details and characteristics
  • handmade production in Nepal and India
  • craftsmanship information
  • gemstone-related information and symbolism
  • sourcing and production context
  • B Corp certification
  • Fair Wage Plus programmes supporting education, savings, and financial literacy within production communities

The result is a product-level experience that combines information about the jewelry piece with the broader context surrounding its creation.

What this case demonstrates

A Beautiful Story's implementation shows how a Digital Product Passport can become part of the product experience itself.

This is particularly relevant for categories where products carry meaning beyond their functional characteristics and where customers may be interested in understanding more about the people, materials, and processes connected to what they purchase.

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