A couple of packaging ideas for your jewelry.

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So…. you’ve created your jewelry or whatever it is you make and now it’s sold. It really doesn’t end there. A very important part is the packaging. You don’t want your beautiful creation to arrive in a paper towel. There are times that I have ordered things and have been completely disappointed by the packaging. Don’t let this happen to you.

The pic above is of me and is a cool way to display your earrings. It’s certainly not a novel idea but the image obviously is…lol. There are a ton of ways to display earrings. Find the way that works for you.

Check out my PINTEREST board to see many packaging ideas. See it HERE.

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This is the way I’m now sending out my rings. The back of the card is in the next pic.

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Make sure your contact info is on your cards. Brand your company name. Everything you send out should clearly state who you are.

I put all my jewelry in breathable plastic bags that I buy from my jewelry supply store. I also use kraft jewelry boxes to send out my pieces. Notice that my business name is visible on the package. I finish it with a pretty ribbon. I also included a note in the package to thank my client and another business card.

Don’t overlook your presentation. It says a ton about who you are as a company.

You can find my work at my online shop or if in the Arizona area I welcome studio appointments.

Fill your heart with art and pretty packaging.

~manon

My name is Manon. (pronounced Man + O) Yes….my mom cursed me with my name. In her defense I guess she never though I’d leave Quebec. I’m a jewelry artist and painter. I’ve been creative as long as I can remember and things haven’t changed. I now live in Scottsdale, AZ. I spend most days in my studio making pieces that speak to my heart. Thanks for stopping by!!