How to Make a Display Booth for Jewelry

Jewelry can jazz up any plain or basic outfit, and it's always a way to attract attention no matter what style it accompanies. Likewise, when selling jewelry, you'll want your glittery and shiny pieces to stand out in your display booth prominently to attract buyers. Does this Spark an idea?

Instructions

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The focus of your booth will be the table. Find a well-lit area for the display table or have lights set up to shine on finished display.

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Arrange jewelry into similar styles or looks; keep ensembles together.

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Put 6-8 pieces in each of your jewelry display boxes. Each box should have its own theme, like a gold box, a silver box or a beaded jewelry box.

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Cover the table with the cloth. Make sure the cloth is clean and looks good.

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Arrange filled jewelry boxes around the table so they are closer to the edge than the center.

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Put an empty box under the fabric in the center of the table. The size of the box will depend on the open space left in the middle of the table by the jewelry boxes.

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On the raised center, made by the box under the fabric, place some taller necklace displays with your most unique or best selling ensembles. You can even use these displays for new jewelry or expensive pieces you want customers to buy because their eyes will be attracted to the height.

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Add more height and interest to your table by placing some small empty boxes under the jewelry display boxes so they tilt down toward the edge of the table.

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Use smaller bracelet and earring displays to fill in the space between the boxes. This will add dimension to these plain areas. Or you can put the empty shampoo bottle under an empty section, which will provide a nice elevated shape to drape a few bracelets across.

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Add small decorations to your table to add pizazz and if needed, to fill in empty space. Use glittery Christmas decorations for the holiday season or place dazzling picture frames with your specials typed inside.