Jewelry Tags

Your jewelry tags should be a unique expression of your work and your jewelry business - while also communicating what a piece of jewelry is made of.

One of the simplest, most versatile types of jewelry tags is the "make-it-yourself" kind you design and print from your computer. Here's an older version of my jewelry tags (front and back), which I used to print myself and cut apart with a paper-cutter for several years before having them professionally printed:

You can also use a variety of ready-made cards or perforated business cards, and simply stamp, write, or place a printed sticker on them with the necessary info:

Enclosure cards from Nashville Wraps
could make lovely jewelry tags

Depending on the style of your jewelry, this type of blank product tag might be just the thing:

Or you might have custom jewelry cards professionally printed, like these printed by Dolphin Bead:

You can easily and cheaply make jewelry tags from business cards, and then cut them apart, as Pamela Vale does:

4 jewelry tags cut from one printed business card

Or consider having Moo MiniCards printed up for your jewelry tags. They're cute, hip, and a good size for this purpose - although more expensive than most of the other options here.

Finally, many jewelry artists put a permanent metal jewelry tag on their pieces as a professional way to mark their work:

Metal jewelry tags from Infinity Stamps,
shown on a penny for size.

More Jewelry Tag Ideas and Photos

Make Jewelry Tags from Business Cards
You can make jewelry tags from business cards that you have printed professionally online, for a fantastically professional look. Pamela Vale shows you how to do it cheaply and easily.

Badge and Pin Display Cards by MAUstudio
Two examples of custom badge and pin display cards, a perfect way to package these small graphic accessories.

Jewelry Tag Photos and Ideas from Jewelry Artists
See how other jewelry artists design and use their jewelry tags.

Make Your Own Postcards
You can make your own postcards and use them to promote your jewelry business, get your work seen by more people, and build your image as a professional artist. Charlene Anderson shares her own lovely postcard designs and ideas.

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