This is an illustrative example. It does not describe a specific customer or a measured result.

The situation

A showroom writes or orders its tags from outside. Details take time to update, and handwritten tags slow down billing and stock checks.

A possible approach

  • Print MYNDS jewellery labels in-house on a 300 dpi printer, such as the TSC TE300 or Godex G530.
  • Include weight, purity, HUID and a barcode from the jewellery software.
  • Scan each piece during billing and stock audits.

What to check

Test that small barcodes scan first time, and that the tag holds up to daily handling.

How the rollout might run

  1. Confirm that your jewellery software can print to the chosen printer.
  2. Design one label layout, and test it on real pieces.
  3. Label one display case first, and bill from it for a week.
  4. Move the remaining stock across in stages, checking weights as you go.
  5. Use a scanner during stock audits to compare against your records.

Questions worth asking first

  • Which details must every label show?
  • Who may print or reprint a label, and is that recorded?
  • Will the tag stay on during handling, and does it suit your display?

Talk to Mindware

Mindware (Indian Barcode Corporation), based in Dwarka, New Delhi, can help you choose and test the right option. See the MYNDS Jewellery Labels or send an export or domestic enquiry to our sales team.