Tiny Jewelry Display Setup

by Mary Anne Enriquez.
(Urban Woodswalker)

Jewelry display set up in a tiny space

Recently I had a two-hour notice to set up for some selling of jewelry at a sophisticated gallery show.

It was not a “selling show,” so I needed to be fairly low key, and my retail display had to come up and down super fast and easy.

This is what I did, and it was super easy and cost me nothing.

I used a common wooden folding snack table (basement junk find), a pretty cloth placemat, and then I pulled displays parts from my usual 6 foot table set up:

  • cork board (thrift store find spray painted black), held up with a large metal easel type plate stand
  • push pins to hold earring cards and necklaces
  • my spinning necklace holder
  • a pretty paper coiled artisan basket for the bracelets.

I then put a commercial hand form with one of the bracelets on it, along with a hand lettered sign.

Then I added my business cards in a holder.

Setting up a small jewelry booth in a 12" x 16" space

This was so quick . . . I set up a practice run in my kitchen.

Easy transport in some shopping bags!

A great way represent yourself, in a 16″ x 12″ space!

When there is no “real” booth space . . . never pass up an opportunity to represent your product and your personality with the public.

And when there is little space . . . go vertical.

Mary Anne Enriquez
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