our magnetic elements are custom designed to display rings, earrings, pendants (with or without a chain), bracelets and watches of almost any shape or size. The magnetic element can be placed on a metallic base covered in Leatherette or Micro-Suede for fully customized look and held securely in place with genuine neodymium magnets.

Magnetic elements can be easily rearranged or removed from the display surface leaving no trace of it’s previous placement. This feature is extremely useful for removing empty elements from which the jewelry has been sold.

By utilizing the power of magnets to enhance your jewelry presentation your business will have a superior edge over your competition. To learn more about this revolutionary new product contact Ovadia Corporation today!

1.Examine your area.

The space in which you expect to show your jewelry will let you determine which kind of displays you can utilize. If you anticipate making use of a great deal of tabletop space, stands and small-scale racks could possibly be beneficial. Should you desire to hang pendants and bracelets in a tabletop area, professional jewelry displays are ideal. For those who have quite a lot of room inside a gallery or perhaps outside, personalized shelving may also be a good option.

2.Choose a proper display platform.

It really is best to take the configuration of each independent item into mind when pinpointing how you will present your jewelry. Some of your pieces may require to be presented on a necklace bust while other pieces might look nice laying on a smooth surface. Perhaps your additional ornate items will appear most effective when exhibited on its own as a separate piece, and many of your own standard pieces will look fine when put up alongside matching merchandise.

3. Highlight your work together with adequate lighting style.

Precious stone jewelry has a tendency to appear best in normal lights, but an excess of natural light can easily wash out the colorings of your jewelry pieces. An efficiently shaded overhead covering can certainly make a good level of variance in this sort of scenario. When inside, spotlights on main pieces should point out your best jewelry elements.

4. Take into consideration coloring.

The coloring of your items ought to establish the color of your jewelry trays. For instance, choosing black suede helps with a number of items, although not for your black or transparent pieces. For such scenarios, bright white works most effective. Under no circumstances can it hurt for you to have numerous shades in a simple scheme around; bright colors might overpower your jewelry, which ought to be the main attraction.

5. Make certain to keep your display neat and professional.

If you are competing for an award, searching for critical acclaim or perhaps simply trying to sell a couple pieces of your fine jewelry, you are going to have to maintain a professional image. Wear a neutral color while you are presenting to keep the focus on your jewelry, and remember to keep your display area uncluttered. Too often individuals that display their jewelry at a trade show are going to be quick to clutter their area with far too much jewelry. Do not fall into the same trap. Be certain to prevent this mistake by any means necessary.

It is important to show off the maximum surface of the ring you are trying to sell.
This is especially true for wedding bands and other rings which may feature
intricate designs on the ring shank. There are many new jewelry display designs that feature holding elements that feature most of the ring surface.

2. Display your ring at the proper angle

Depending on the type of stone set in the ring, and the cut of the stone, the angle in which the ring is displayed will play an important role in presenting the ring in the most attractive manner. Round Brilliant diamond cuts reflect the most light when angled 45 degrees from the dominant light source.

3. Choose Proper Lighting

This aspect of ring display will help your ring sales tremendously and is further enhanced by displaying at the proper angle. Bright white lights generally work best for bringing out the most shine of precious metals. LED lighting works especially well at illuminating fine jewelry, does not get too hot & is very cost effective in terms of power consumption. Do not forget to pack the extension chords!

4. Hide the ring tags

You will want to choose a ring display that does a good job of hiding the price tag on the ring. The tag, often made of plastic, detracts from the beauty of the ring and should not be plainly visible unless the ring is removed.

5. choose the best display color for your ring

Make sure that the color you choose for your ring display enhances the beauty of the ring you are selling instead of detracting from it. Neutral colors such as whites, off-whites & black work well for displaying fine jewelry without overpowering the jewelry piece.

Consider that we ordinarily take in information by reading along a singular plane, if a piece of paper or computer screen were to consist of multiple levels it winds up being a great distraction on the eyes and ultimately hinders one’s ability to properly absorb information.  Consider how inorganic it is to read a piece of paper that has been overly crinkled or folded up, this is what jewelers do when they scatter their pieces about with too many eye angles for a customer to absorb information of each piece sufficiently.  The worst thing a jeweler can do is to display their jewelry a showcase that hurts their sales, and perhaps the most common way to hurt your sales is by making it too difficult for potential customers to absorb information on the actual jewelry.  And far too often, showcases with too many unique pieces actually hides your jewelry instead of highlighting it, despite a relatively large amount of spacing between each piece.

We are not saying the 4 display setup is more likely to sell your jewelry than a showcase that contain 50 different planes of vision, but there should be no doubt that if a customer only has limited time to examine your jewelry, then single plane displays are no doubt superior towards presenting your jewelry in a manner where each piece can be seen without distraction.  While it is true an extravagant showcase can draw your customers in, it often does a poor job of properly presenting your jewelry in the most effective manner, so it can’t actually finish the sale.  After extensive research on this matter, we concluded that multiple plane showcases are best used in settings where your potential customers have at least several minutes to examine your pieces, but if you are trying to attract new customers under time constraints you should try to limit the planes of visions in your showcase to ten or less.