Coming soon

Who gets the ring?Plan who inherits your jewelry, privately.

Choose who each piece is for and save its story. Each person sees only what you save for them.

Start your Circle (Coming soon)How it works

No lawyer needed. Change it any time.

Paperclip Bracelet$413

MFor Maya

The STORY

“My mom gave me this when I got my first job. I’ve worn it to every big meeting since”

Voice note, 0:42

Only Maya sees this

Private until you share it

Every family has a jewelry drawer.
Few have a plan.

A ring can’t be splitWills often say “divide equally.” Jewelry doesn’t divide, so someone has to choose.

The story gets lostWho wore it and why it mattered is usually the first thing forgotten.

It’s hard to talk aboutAnnouncing who gets what can start the very argument you want to avoid.

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How Circle works

Circle sits inside your Unvault account, next to your portfolio.
Every piece you’ve valued is ready to go.

1Add your peopleInvite them or just add a name. Nothing is sent until you choose.

MMaya, daughterJoined

AArjun, sonInvite sent

2Choose who gets each pieceOne person per piece. Show it to them now or keep it private.

Oval Diamond Ring

MMaya

Let Maya see it now

Private for now

3Add the storyWrite a note or record a voice memo. Only that person will see it.

“Nani wore these to every wedding in the family. Now it’s your turn.”

Built for every kind of family

Close, complicated or blended, Circle never puts anyone in the same room. Only you see the full picture.

They only see their pieces
Private until you’re ready
You control values
No alerts

Start your Circle (Coming soon)

Who gets whatOnly you see this

MMaya$42,413

AArjun$109

KKiara$744

?Not decided yet$5,654

Estimated values from your Unvault portfolio.

Saved for youFrom Mom, 2 pieces

Paperclip BraceletStory and voice note

Oval Diamond RingStory

A private page, just for them

When you’re ready, they open a simple page with their pieces and stories.

✓No account needed. A one-time code confirms it’s them.
✓Unvault members see it in their Circle tab, apart from their own portfolio.
✓View only. They can’t change or sell anything.

A keepsake list for your will

Download a PDF of every piece with a photo, estimated value and who it’s for. Share it with your lawyer or insurer.

Circle isn’t a will. It makes yours easier to write.

Keepsake List

Priya Shah, October 2026

Oval Diamond Ring · Maya

$42,000

Paperclip Bracelet · Maya

$413

Amethyst Pendant · Arjun

$109

Diamond Drop Earrings · Kiara

$744

Frequently asked questions
about Circle

How do I decide who inherits my jewelry?

Start with what you own and what it’s worth. Then pick one person for each piece and write down why. Circle keeps all three in one place.

Is Circle a will?

No. It’s a private record of who you want each piece to go to. Many states let a will refer to a separate list of personal property, and your keepsake list can be that list. Ask your estate attorney how to reference it.

Who can see what?

Only you see your full vault, its total value and how it’s split. Each person sees only the pieces you save for them and choose to show, with values only if you allow it.

Does my family need an Unvault account?

No. They open their page with a one-time code sent to the phone or email you add. Unvault members see their pieces in their Circle tab.

What if I change my mind?

Change who a piece is for, hide it, or remove someone at any time. Nobody is notified.

Can I still sell a piece that’s saved for someone?

Yes. If you sell it, it comes off their page.

Do pieces saved for me count in my portfolio?

No. They stay in your Circle tab and don’t count toward your own value.