A technology company founded by a jeweler, Experoop, is revolutionizing with its unique digital solutions. This Singaporean company utilizes advanced RFID technology to provide a new, safe, and convenient way for jewelry certification and appraisal.

Michael Koh, the founder of Experoop, is also the founder and CEO of Singapore's high-end jewelry retailer, Karatel. He is well aware of the challenges that jewelry buyers face in identifying and authenticating jewelry. Although traditional paper certificates and laser serial numbers provide some degree of security, their reliability is greatly compromised in certain situations, such as when files are lost or laser numbers can’t be viewed. Therefore, Koh decided to utilize his professional knowledge and deep understanding of the jewelry industry to develop a more advanced and reliable solution.

After careful consideration and meticulous research and development, Koh has finally launched a micro RFID chip that is currently applying for a patent. This chip is very small and can be permanently embedded in precious wearable devices such as rings, necklaces, and watches, and its appearance is exquisite, complementing jewelry.

The chip from Experoop not only solves the problem of jewelry recognition and identification, but also brings many conveniences to jewelers, insurance companies, and jewelry owners. For example, jewelers can easily confirm the authenticity of products brought into the store using RFID readers; Insurance companies can more accurately assess the value of jewelry; Jewelry owners can view and verify the authentication and ownership information of their jewelry at any time. In addition, the chips of Experoop have extremely high safety and durability, and have successfully passed complex tests under extreme conditions.

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