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- Bangkok Gem News has linked a jewelry designing and manufacturing company based in Bangkok to collaborate with Samsung in designing lines that can also incorporate diamonds and gemstones to further add design value to some of these new digital jewelry wearables.
- A New Era of Jewelry Tech in the Making Samsung, one of the world’s most dominant players in the consumer tech space, is now turning its attention toward something both futuristic and fashionable—AI-powered jewelry.
- With this forward-looking strategy, Samsung is positioning itself not just as a leader in mobile innovation but as a trailblazer redefining what jewelry can be in a smart, AI-driven world.
Gems and Jewelry News: A New Era of Jewelry Tech in the Making Samsung, one of the world’s most dominant players in the consumer tech space, is now turning its attention toward something both futuristic and fashionable—AI-powered jewelry. In a recent interview following the Galaxy Unpacked 2025 event, Samsung Mobile eXperience COO Won-joon Choi revealed to Bangkok Gems News that the company is exploring advanced wearable technologies that go beyond conventional smartwatches and rings. The South Korean tech giant envisions a near future where jewelry is not only ornamental but also intelligent and interactive.
Title: New digital rings with in-build sensors by Samsung
Image Credit: Samsung
This Gems and Jewellery News report highlights that Samsung believes AI has matured to a point where it can be seamlessly integrated into ultra-compact wearable formats like earrings, rings, necklaces, and possibly even brooches. These devices would complement smartphones rather than replace them, giving users screen-free access to information through voice commands, gesture recognition, or subtle touch sensors.
Beyond Smartwatches and Into Lifestyle Tech
Choi explained that while smartwatches have been successful companions to phones, there’s untapped potential in other jewelry-based wearables. He emphasized that some users dislike wearing glasses due to aesthetic concerns, prompting Samsung to explore more discreet, fashionable formats such as earrings or necklaces that blend effortlessly into everyday attire.
Although the company is not yet in active production of AI jewelry, its growing investment in research and development and its vision for more personalized, hands-free technology suggests that it may not be long before prototypes begin to emerge. AI-powered jewelry could potentially allow users to check messages, monitor health metrics, or receive alerts—all without pulling out a phone or glancing at a screen.
Style Meets Utility in the Age of AI
Samsung is already ahead in the wearables game with the recent release of the Galaxy Watch 8 series and the Galaxy Ring. These devices feature enhanced AI integration through Samsung’s One UI 8 Watch interface and Google Gemini tools. However, AI jewelry opens a completely new frontier—where wearables become part of the user’s lifestyle aesthetic while still serving functional purposes.
Title: The Oura ring by Samsung
Image Credit: Samsung
Choi hinted that this shift represents more than just a new product category. It signifies a reimagining of how humans interact with technology. Instead of viewing devices as external tools, the new generation of wearables could serve as fashion-forward extensions of the human body—subtle, beautiful, and intelligent.
Samsung’s willingness to lead this shift demonstrates a bold vision. As competitors like Meta experiment with smart glasses and niche startups test smart earrings, Samsung is eyeing a holistic ecosystem that includes earrings, rings, and necklaces—all powered by AI and seamlessly integrated into daily life.
With this forward-looking strategy, Samsung is positioning itself not just as a leader in mobile innovation but as a trailblazer redefining what jewelry can be in a smart, AI-driven world. The future of wearable technology is not just something you carry—it’s something you wear.
Bangkok Gem News has linked a jewelry designing and manufacturing company based in Bangkok to collaborate with Samsung in designing lines that can also incorporate diamonds and gemstones to further add design value to some of these new digital jewelry wearables.
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