Why Luximee Exists
Technology has transformed how people discover, authenticate, purchase and resell luxury pieces. But once an item becomes part of a collection, owners are often left to navigate its long-term care on their own.
Important information becomes scattered across receipts, photographs, authentication records, emails and personal files. Care advice is often generic, fragmented or disconnected from the specific materials, condition and environment of an individual piece.
For objects with financial, sentimental or historical value, that gap matters.
Luximee was created to address what happens after the purchase—the years, decisions and stories that shape what a collection becomes over time.
Our Mission
Our mission is to make intelligent preservation accessible, personal and proactive.
Luximee is designed to help owners:
- Organize their collections and important documentation
- Better understand the materials and needs of individual pieces
- Receive personalized care and preservation guidance
- Maintain provenance, ownership history and meaningful memories
- Recognize potential risks before they become irreversible damage
- Protect the financial and sentimental value of what they own
We believe preservation should not begin only when something goes wrong. It should be part of the ownership experience from the beginning.
meet the founder
Aimee Diaz-Calub is the founder and creator of Luximee. She is a technology and AI-enablement leader, multidisciplinary designer, entrepreneur and longtime handbag collector.
For more than two decades, Aimee has designed apps, websites and digital experiences, translating complex information into technology that feels intuitive, purposeful and useful. Her professional experience spans technology, multimedia design, AI enablement and digital transformation.
Her background brings together business, design and technology. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, Master of Fine Arts in Media Design, and completed the Management Essentials certificate through Harvard Business School Online.
As her own handbag collection grew, Aimee realized that technology could help her discover a bag, authenticate it, purchase it and eventually resell it. But once the bag became part of her collection, that support largely disappeared.
She wanted one place that could help her understand each piece, organize its records, navigate its individual care needs and preserve the story behind it. When she could not find that platform, she decided to invent it.
Luximee grew from that personal frustration—and from Aimee’s belief that valuable objects deserve more than a record of what they cost. They deserve an intelligent system that helps protect what they mean.
Building Beyond Handbags
Luxury handbags are the starting point, not the ceiling.
Their diverse materials, environmental sensitivities, documentation needs, resale relevance and emotional significance make them an ideal first category for intelligent preservation.
Over time, the Luximee vision extends to other collections people value—from jewelry, watches, shoes, art, memorabilia, instruments, and family heirlooms.
Across these categories, the underlying need remains the same: owners need a better way to understand what they have, preserve its history and make informed decisions about its future.
The Future of Ownership
Luximee envisions a future in which collection care is proactive rather than reactive, documentation travels with an object throughout its life and technology helps preserve both value and meaning.
We are building toward an intelligent ecosystem that can connect owners with the knowledge, tools and trusted services their collections require—from preservation specialists and authenticators to appraisers, insurers, resellers and luxury brands.
This is more than collection management. This is intelligent preservation.