Jewellery doesn’t sell on price alone. It sells on sparkle, detail, and how each piece feels on screen. My jewellery photography is built to make rings, necklaces, bracelets and earrings look premium—through controlled reflections, accurate colour and meticulous finishing.
Optimised jewellery images for ecommerce and marketplaces
True-to-life colour in metals and gemstones
Clean, consistent backgrounds across the whole collection
Professional retouching, delivered ready to publish
Jewellery is small, reflective and delicate. A poorly controlled reflection, imprecise lighting or inconsistent background can make a high-value piece look ordinary. That’s why, in jewellery photography, I control every variable so your product is perceived as it truly is: premium.
Controlled lighting to manage reflections and reveal real sparkle
Micro-positioning and fine adjustments to show volume, texture and correct proportions
Precise editing to keep gold, silver and gemstones accurate—no colour casts
Consistency in angles, framing and backgrounds for a clean, coherent catalogue
The goal isn’t “pretty photos”—it’s jewellery photography that helps you sell, increases trust and reduces returns.
Before we talk about prices or process, it’s important that you see the kind of images you can expect.
Here is a small selection of jewellery photography work with different pieces, finishes and styles.
If you’d like to see more jewellery photography examples tailored to your sector or type of piece, let me know and I’ll send you a more specific private selection.
Not every piece should be shown the same way, and each channel has different requirements. We adapt jewellery photography to the final use: online store, marketplaces, campaigns, social and catalogue.
Clean catalog images with neutral or white backgrounds and consistent styling. Each piece looks sharp, clear and distraction-free built to convert on your website with accurate colour and controlled detail.
Images aligned with platform requirements (Amazon, Etsy and others): sizes, crops and mandatory backgrounds. You meet specs without losing quality, real shine or detail in metal and stones.
Brand-led compositions for banners, launches and social ads. The piece remains the hero, supported by styling, texture and atmosphere that elevate perception and desire.
Close-ups that show settings, engravings, sparkle and surface texture. Ideal for highlighting craftsmanship and the details that justify your pricing (and reduce pre-purchase doubts).
I organise jewellery photography by collections, lines or styles to keep visual consistency. Your catalogue looks more premium, reads more clearly, and helps customers buy by range.
I’ve done jewellery photography for local jewellers, independent designers and brands that need serious, consistent images that match their level.
Your logo can be here next, with product images that match the value of your brand.
Beyond technique, jewellery photography requires trust: you are sending valuable pieces and you need a safe process, clear communication and results that meet your expectations.
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To keep everything clear from the start, this is the usual process when I handle jewellery photography in studio:
We cover your brand, jewellery type and final use (website, catalogue, social or marketplaces). We define volume, timelines and the exact images you need to sell with confidence.
We agree on backgrounds, angles, level of shine and overall aesthetic. If you have references, we match them; if not, I propose options aligned with your brand.
I receive your jewellery (in person or via insured courier), check quantity and condition, and confirm receipt in writing for full traceability.
Dedicated lighting setup, careful positioning of each piece, and captures in the agreed angles. Reflections and fine detail are controlled for consistent results.
I select the best frames and apply precise editing: clean backgrounds, accurate colour in metals and stones, controlled highlights, and natural finishing, never “fake”.
Final files delivered in the agreed formats (web-optimised JPG and PNG when needed), ready to publish or hand to your designer.
This service is designed for you if:
If you see yourself in any of these, jewellery photography isn’t an expense—it’s an investment in perception, sales and brand positioning.
I usually work with a minimum per session to optimise setup time, lighting and cost per piece. If you have only a few items but they’re highly specific (unique pieces or high complexity), tell me your case and I’ll advise the best approach.
We can arrange in-person delivery or insured courier. When your pieces arrive, I check quantity and condition and confirm in writing. During jewellery photography, items are handled with care (gloves) and stored securely; once finished, they’re returned via the agreed method.
It depends on volume and the type of images (catalogue, creative, macro). Small collections can be ready in a few days; larger productions need more time. Before we start, we agree a realistic schedule in writing.
I deliver web-optimised JPG (high quality with controlled file weight) and, if needed, PNG or specific formats for design/print. We define this upfront so you receive exactly what your channels require.
Yes. If you already have a defined visual line, I review your current images and adapt lighting, framing and retouching to keep consistency. If you want to elevate the look, I can also propose a refined direction that stays true to your identity.
Pricing depends on number of pieces, image type (catalogue, creative, macro) and retouching level. To see typical ranges and packs, visit the jewellery photography pricing page, then we can tailor details if your project has special requirements.
If your jewellery is special, your photos need to be special too. Great jewellery photography communicates care, value, and professionalism from the very first glance.
Tell me how many pieces you have, where you’ll sell them (website, marketplace, social or catalogue), and the style you’re aiming for. With that, you’ll be able to choose the right pack and move forward with clarity.
