Economical Bracelet Cone Display

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Economical Bracelet Cone Display

by Sharon Mann
(East Hampton, CT,USA)

I had purchased a leatherette bracelet display that snapped into a cone and really liked the idea. So I purchased some black poster board and traced the display shape onto it. Then I cut out the forms, shaped them into cones and stapled them in the back.

They stack easily for transport and I was able to get multiple displays from one piece of poster board. They looked great on my jewelry display and they can also be used to hold pairs of earrings because the top is open.

My display is forever changing and this small investment allows me to experiment with it inexpensively. You could even use this idea to make necklace holders on a larger scale.

Visit Sharon's Etsy shop: Belltown Beads.

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Economical Bracelet Cone Display

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Nice way to make an inexpensive bracelet display
by: Rena

Great idea, Sharon! Especially for jewelry artists whose displays are constantly evolving, this is a good alternative to buying a ready-made bracelet cone that you might only use for a couple of shows.

Thanks for sharing this idea!

Bracelet Display
by: Valerie

What a great ideal. I have one of those bracelet displays.I was just saying,I would like to have more. This is great. Thanks for sharing.

Great tip
by: Anonymous

Very cool Sharon...
What a neat way to change your display without making a huge investment, especially for those on a limited budget.
Thanks for the tip!
Heather M

braclet cone
by: Marvin

That was a realy good idea i did that and it works realy good thanks for the idea.

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