Brillianteers is the engagement ring brand I co-founded in 2011. Meta rewards brands that test a lot of creative, and a jewelry brand can't run a photo shoot every week. So I built a loop: AI generates statics and videos, they launch on Meta automatically, and what doesn't sell gets switched off.

Brillianteers sells engagement rings and fine jewelry online, natural and lab-grown diamonds. I co-founded it in 2011 and grew it to mid seven figures, mostly on Facebook ads and SEO.
Jewelry is a visual, high-consideration purchase. The ads have to look premium, and they wear out fast.
| Brand | Brillianteers (brillianteers.com) |
| Industry | Engagement rings and fine jewelry |
| Store platform | Magento |
| Ad channel | Meta (Facebook and Instagram) |
| Built with | Kie.ai API, image and video models (Nano Banana, Veo, Kling, Seedance and others), Meta Marketing API, Claude |
| My role | Co-founder |
| Step | What happens |
|---|---|
| 01. Brief | Pick the angles and products for the batch. |
| 02. Generate | Statics first, then videos from the best stills. |
| 03. Approve | I review the batch before anything goes live. |
| 04. Launch | Ads go to Meta through the API, named and structured. |
| 05. Evaluate | Meta's results decide: losers off, winners keep spending. |
| 06. Repeat | Winning angles shape the next batch. |
Sixty minutes on your business. I tell you what I would automate first and what I would leave alone.
I learn how your business actually runs, then rank what to automate by hours saved and risk.
We start with the system that saves the most time, with a person approving anything that touches money.
You get documentation and training, or I keep running and improving it monthly.

I run my own ecommerce brands, so every system I build has to hold up on a busy Monday, not just in a demo. I build the same kind of system for other businesses: I learn how yours works, decide what to automate, and build it.
Straight answers, from a system that runs every day.
Yes, when they start from your real product photos and a clear angle. AI is fast at variations. The angles still come from knowing your customer.
I use several video models, including Veo, Kling and Seedance, through one API, and pick per job. Each has strengths, and the leader changes every few months.
Yes, through the Meta Marketing API. Naming, placements and testing structure are set once, and every batch follows them.
For hero brand content, sometimes. For the volume of test ads Meta needs, AI built from your product photos covers most of it.
Same operator behind all of them.
Daily search term review for a personal injury law firm, a chiropractic office, a remodeling contractor and a European fashion store. Negatives queued for approval.
Case study →Product-level spend checked against real store sales. Winners get their own campaign, losers get excluded, and every call sits next to its numbers.
Case study →AI systems plus Meta, Google and Klaviyo accounts, with real numbers.
See all →Sixty minutes, one-on-one, free. Bring the jobs that eat your week and I'll tell you what I'd automate first.