Cuff Bracelet Display that Invites People to Try Them On

by Rena Klingenberg

Cuff bracelet display lets customers see the whole piece, but especially the top

My most successful cuff bracelet display involves grouping all pieces of this style and propping each of them up at a slight angle so that people can see not only the top but also most of the side view.

I usually prop each bracelet up on the corner of the jewelry gift box that will come with it when it's sold.

You can also use various types of jewelry risers, jewelry display pads (which is what the cuff bracelet in the photo above is propped up on), large seashells, driftwood, etc.

I've found that having cuff bracelets displayed casually like this encourages customers to pick them up, study them, and try them on.

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Cuff Bracelet Display that Invites People to Try Them On

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Love this
by: Urban Woodswalker

Just beautiful! I like the simplicity of the display too.

I Make Cuff Bracelets too
by: Peggy

I have been looking for other ideas on how to display my cuff bracelets. I tried the T bar display, but the bracelets were difficult to get off when someone wanted to try one on.

I use the leatherett fold and snap displays, but the bracelets don't fit down far enough and they don't show well.

The best success I have had is laying them flat on a round scalloped piece of silver card stock paper. I bought an 8-pack of round blank invitations that are about 4" in diameter, and are scalloped around the edge. It's simple and effective, but I would like to try a few other things to raise the bracelets off the tables.

I like the idea of tipping the bracelet against the gift box, I will try that at my next show. I have used a small piece of driftwood but they tend to slip off.

I found a pedestal cake dish and I often display a bracelet and coordinating earrings, but I put the earrings on a small black t bar.