A trustworthy custom gallery shows where each image sits in the journey. Concept images, selected visual directions, models, and verified finished pieces need distinct labels, provenance, rights, alt text, disclosures, and claim limits; real customer stories also need explicit publication consent.

A text-only gallery model that demonstrates how concept, selected direction, and verified finished work should be labeled, captioned, consented, and disclosed before any real customer media appears.

What this guide covers

Review a text-only model of the media stages without exposing customer work.
Follow the handoff from brief to direction, review, and verified finished evidence.
Require exact media rights, consent, privacy, accessibility, and claim approval before publication.

Four labels that keep a gallery honest

These are example card types, not claims that Leyloon has completed the depicted projects. No real customer or product media is included here.

Concept direction

A visual exploration generated or drawn to discuss silhouette, mood, color, and proportion; not a manufactured item or technical specification.

Selected visual direction

The exact image chosen for further review, with version, preserved details, open questions, and no implied price or feasibility approval.

Model or work-in-progress

A documented intermediate stage labeled by material, scale, edit state, and which details remain provisional.

Verified finished piece

Media tied to the exact completed item, inspection record, accurate materials and stone claims, approved caption, rights, and consent.

A case story should preserve every stage transition

The sequence can be short, but each transition needs enough evidence to prevent a concept from becoming a finished-work claim by accident.

Brief — Document the bounded starting point
State the design goal, allowed references, rights status, privacy scope, must-haves, flexible elements, and unresolved facts without customer identifiers.
Direction — Identify the exact selected version
Show the visual attributes chosen, the preserve list, the revision summary, and the limitations of the image.
Review — Separate visual, technical, and commercial decisions
Record which stones, materials, dimensions, construction, rights, price, timing, and terms were actually reviewed and by whom.
Publication — Approve the exact story and media bundle
Bind final captions, stage labels, alt text, disclosures, claims, consent, privacy, provenance, edit history, and withdrawal contact.

No customer case or live gallery is published here

Media and consent disclosure
These text-only example cards do not show completed Leyloon work or customer media, publish anything, or grant usage rights. A quote request, upload, purchase, testimonial, or private gallery action is never automatic public consent.

Case-gallery questions

Can a concept image appear beside a finished piece?

Yes, only when each is labeled accurately and the relationship is documented. The concept must not be captioned or structured as the delivered item.

What if a customer later withdraws consent?

Use the documented correction or withdrawal path, identify every approved placement, pause affected use, and let the policy owner coordinate the response.

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