Writing Jewelry Descriptions

I am only just discovering AI

An artificial intelligence article is welcome.

AI answers to online questions might be quite competitive with human answers. For example, it offered a great poem about inept librarians. Bing AI realizes really great haiku and limericks!

But AI seems somewhat variable in other contexts, such as just one really astute one as a customer-service agent to a chain-store business.

Hey..... might this be the beginnings of an article about AI. ?

Your comments three boxes down are intriguing, about image- and word-synthesizing brain centers.

Do you know why the photos "didn't come off"?

My artistry focuses upon architecture and art appreciation, not architecture and art activities (even though as a child I had some great tinker-toy creations).

But might it be possible to synthesize all the images first since the end-product must be about visual aesthetics? Then might it not be possible to synthesize the words with one another and then with the images?

I think of the market as world wide now. Online

Everything about your project fits in with something artistic, educational, entertaining and timely.

Australian and Unitedstatesian word usage sometimes is quite different.

Is the location identified as "the markets" a physical entity such as a fresh-food, outdoor stall? Or is it an office building where advertising, marketing and public-relations professionals work?

My next article is about marketing children's books. I painted a mural from the page of one of the series of books. I then took it to the markets. The idea was to set it up with lights and feature the mural. The photos didn't come off, and now I am stumped. I will need to restage the whole thing because some require synthesising words and images.
Words are left-brained, and images are right-brained. We need both connections to synthesise to capture the whole meaning and context. What do you think, Derdriu?

Your articles -- all of which I've read -- are persuasive because of their attention to associative thinking, facts and succinctness.

In another direction, isn't it interesting that some people go by image and others by written content? Might the former not validate the saying that "A picture is worth a thousand words"? But might the latter not validate the saying that "The pen is mightier than the sword" and than the image?!

"might not noting how jewellery is described operate like a sale or a sample in making potential purchasers almost feel like they sampled the goods?" To some extent, that would be the goal of marketing. Picture yourself driving this swish car. I think it is time I re-read some of my own articles.

The first paragraph to the first subheading, The Niche Positioning and the Images Attract
The Words Sell the Product, considers that a description backs up an image to persuade a potential purchaser "that the real thing will be just like the picture or even better."

That interpretation describes how I tend to think of planned and less-than-planned purchases going. For example, people go to the grocery store -- at least here, generally -- with a list in mind even as they go to the library with a specific check-out in mind.

Book-store visitors may be persuaded to purchase more or other than what they intend even as they resist that impulse in a library.

Grocery-store visitors may be persuaded to purchase more or other than what they intend because of sales and samples.

In a way, might not noting how jewelry is described operate like a sale or a sample in making potential purchasers almost feel like they sampled the goods?