How to display jewelry successfully with jewelry displays

On a jewelry show, except the jewelry pieces, the other necessary jewelry supply is jewelry display. When you start looking at jewelry display cases, you will notice that there are many different styles available. However, does everyone know how to use those jewelry displays to enlarge the beauty of your jewelry pieces? Effective jewelry displays fade into the background while the jewelry itself entices customers to come take a closer look. Here I would love to share some ideas about that with you.

One feature of good jewelry displays is that they reflect the style and personality of the jewelry line – and the taste of the targeted customer! So, when choosing a good jewelry displays to display your jewelry, you should always remember that the jewelry displays should reflect the personality of the jewelry you are sold.

Besides, they should be creative with the props, backgrounds, and textures you use in your jewelry displays. For example, if you are flipping through catalogs that feature women’s fashions and jewelry, you must want to see some jewelry display stands which are also fashion and beautiful.

Thirdly, when choose a jewelry display, it is better to choose no more than 3 colors for your display elements and tablecloths, for example gray, white, and blue. Each item you use for your jewelry displays would be one of your 3 colors. Also choose no more than 3 textures, for instance stone, lace, and linen; each display element would be one of these textures. Now your jewelry will stand out in your professional-looking display, and everything will flow together.

What is more, if you are selling jewelry at a jewelry store, it is important to place a very beautiful jewelry before the windows. Whether a customer is looking to buy for themselves or searching for that perfect gift or simply window shopping, it is the display in the window that attracts the passerby into the shop and the ambience inside, along with the way each piece of jewelry has been displayed, that makes a window shopper let loose the purse strings and become a customer.