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Bloemfontein jeweller creates QR-code pendants to help identify people with dementia
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Bloemfontein jeweller creates QR-code pendants to help identify people with dementia
By Sihle Manda From a small studio in Bloemfontein, Kabelo Makhetha is reshaping the way society sees jewellery. Through his start-up, Owa Jewellery, he creates pendants that are not only eye-catching but potentially lifesaving. Each piece carries a QR code that helps identify people living with dementia and other cognitive impairments if they go missing. A QR code (Quick Response code) is a type of two-dimensional barcode that stores informati…
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