Jewelry Prohibited Keyword Scanner

Scan your jewelry listing titles and descriptions for prohibited keywords. Avoid account suspension by identifying restricted terms before publishing your Amazon jewelry listings.

Keyword Scanner

How the Scanner Works

The scanner compares your listing text against a database of prohibited and restricted keywords specific to the jewelry category. It uses pattern matching to identify:

  • Prohibited Keywords: Terms that will cause listing rejection or account suspension
  • Warning Keywords: Terms that are potentially problematic and require caution
  • Contextual Analysis: Some terms are only prohibited when used in certain contexts

Real Example: Scan Results

Let's scan this jewelry listing:

"925 Sterling Silver Diamond Engagement Ring for Women - AAA Quality VVS1 Clarity Real Diamond Promise Ring Gift for Her"

Step 1: Scanner detects "AAA Quality" β†’ WARNING - Grade claims need verification
Step 2: Scanner detects "VVS1 Clarity" β†’ PROHIBITED - Cannot make diamond clarity claims without GIA certification
Step 3: Scanner detects "Real Diamond" β†’ WARNING - Need proper certification to use "real"
Step 4: Recommended replacements provided for each detected term

Key Categories of Prohibited Terms

Amazon prohibits several types of claims in jewelry listings:

  • Certification Claims: Terms like "GIA Certified", "Certified Diamond" without actual certification
  • Quality Grades: Terms like "AAA", "AAAA", "Excellent" for diamonds without proper grading
  • Medical Claims: Terms like "Healing", "Therapeutic", "Anti-inflammatory"
  • Metal Purity: Misrepresenting gold karat or silver purity

What This Tool Doesn't Include

This scanner provides guidance but you should also:

  • Check Amazon's Official Policies: Always verify against Amazon's Jewelry Category Guidelines
  • Obtain Proper Certifications: For claims like "GIA Certified", you need actual documentation
  • Avoid Brand Names: The scanner doesn't check for trademarked brand names
  • Check Images: Image violations are not detected by text scanning

FAQ About Jewelry Keywords

Why are some keywords prohibited in jewelry listings?
Amazon prohibits certain keywords to protect consumers from misleading claims. Terms like "AAA quality" or "VVS1 clarity" imply professional certification that most sellers cannot verify, leading to potential consumer fraud.
What happens if I use prohibited keywords?
Using prohibited keywords can result in listing removal, account warnings, or even account suspension depending on the severity and frequency of violations.
Can I use "925 Silver" in my listing?
Yes, "925 Silver" or "Sterling Silver" is acceptable as long as the product actually contains 92.5% pure silver. However, you should be prepared to provide proof if Amazon requests it.
What are safe alternatives to prohibited terms?
Instead of "AAA Quality", use "High Quality" or "Premium Grade". Instead of "VVS1 Clarity", use "Excellent Sparkle" or "Brilliant Cut". Focus on descriptive terms that don't make unverifiable claims.

Data Sources & Policy References

Disclaimer: This tool provides guidance based on publicly available Amazon policies. Always verify against official Amazon guidelines and be prepared to provide documentation for any claims made in your listings.