Ringly has launched its own brand of bracelet, known as Aries, that connects to user's phones via Bluetooth with the wearer receiving notification alerts from customised vibrations and alerts, as well as being able to track the clients steps. It is also compatible with more than 100 apps, such as Slack, Uber and Snapchat. Since the device is subtle and with no screen, it allows the client to style the wearable with other jewellery and pass it off as an elegant bracelet. Ringly's CEO Christina Mercando d'Avignon says "jewellery should not only be beautiful but also smart."
Ringly has launched its own brand of bracelet, known as Aries, that connects to user's phones via Bluetooth with the wearer receiving notification alerts from customised vibrations and alerts, as well as being able to track the clients steps. It is also compatible with over 100 apps, such as Slack, Uber and Snapchat. Since the device is subtle and with no screen, it allows the client to style the wearable with other jewellery and pass it off as an elegant bracelet. Ringly's CEO Christina Mercando d'Avignon says "jewellery should not only be beautiful but also smart."