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I’ve mentioned this several times on the website, especially in the pricing jewelry section, but I will mention it again here. Take time to consider whether or not you will be selling jewelry on your websites, as this choice will have ramifications on the number of stores that will be willing to carry your work.

This decision is an even bigger deal if your wholesale prices are more than half of the retail prices you have listed on your websites. For example, you decide to retail a necklace on your website for $48, but your wholesale price is $35.

You won’t get any retailers to pick up your line if you do this, as the minimum a store will retail a necklace purchased at wholesale for $35 will be between $70-$87.

Or they will purchase from you, but cut off all your branding materials such as hang tags, business cards, and packaging, so that word of your company won’t spread, and the store doesn’t end up as a physical showroom for your line.

Some people get around this by developing two different businesses and lines and keeping them separate. But what that really means is that you have to set up two different brands, product lines, homepages, etc.

Pricing Examples

Be sure to visit the Jewelry Making Ideas page for examples of how designs are priced for both the wholesale and retail markets and suggestions on how you can find the right price points for your market.

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Handcrafted jewelry websites should have a basic set of pages. Find out what types of pages and information you need to include on your websites.

Free Website Hosting
Not all free jewelry website hosting companies are the same. Wix offers free accounts with professional, customizable Flash layouts, and very reasonably priced upgrades for having your own domain and removing their ads from your pages, starting at $4.95 per month.

Best Web Hosting Sites for DIY Websites
Finding the best business web hosting providers can be daunting with the sheer amount of companies out there. In this article, we explore the types of services you should look out for, depending on what you are trying to accomplish with your business website.

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We offer over 50 free pieces of jewelry at any given time. All we ask is that customers cover a minimal shipping & processing fee of $6.99 for each free piece. We also offer over 100 pieces that aren't free. Instead, they are heavily discounted up to 98% and they ship for free. Luckily for us, most customers can’t resist purchasing non-free items, which is how we make money and stay in business. .

Eyeglass artist/jeweler from New Zealand.
Emanuela Aureli Constructed jewelry of silver, brass, copper and gold with beautiful patinated surfaces.
Boris Bally Well known for work from recycled road signs.
James Binnion Metal Arts Mokume-gane jewelry, a Japanese technique for producing wood grained metal.
Peggy Cochran Jewelry inspired by her interest in architecture, technology, anthropology, history, the human figure, and communication.
Pat Flynn Goldsmith of elegant designs and superb skill.
Don Fogg A site dedicated to handmade knives in the broadest sense – making, collecting etc. Make sure to read his "The Way of Bladesmithing".
Goss Design Studio Contemporary jewelry and some small sculptures - book list, sources, gold leaf technical paper.
Steve Lindsay An engraver and knife maker of exceptional quality and grace.
Thomas Mann Techno-Romantic jewelry from New Orleans.
Ben Neubauer Admirable metalsmith.
Vernon Reed A media interactivist specializing in embodiment in virtual systems. Almost everything he now makes can be sent down a telephone line. In a previous life, he made objects and specialized in the creation of cybernetic wearables.
Eyeglass artist/jeweler from New Zealand.
Emanuela Aureli Constructed jewelry of silver, brass, copper and gold with beautiful patinated surfaces.
Boris Bally Well known for work from recycled road signs.
James Binnion Metal Arts Mokume-gane jewelry, a Japanese technique for producing wood grained metal.
Peggy Cochran Jewelry inspired by her interest in architecture, technology, anthropology, history, the human figure, and communication.
Pat Flynn Goldsmith of elegant designs and superb skill.
Don Fogg A site dedicated to handmade knives in the broadest sense – making, collecting etc. Make sure to read his "The Way of Bladesmithing".
Goss Design Studio Contemporary jewelry and some small sculptures - book list, sources, gold leaf technical paper.
Steve Lindsay An engraver and knife maker of exceptional quality and grace.
Thomas Mann Techno-Romantic jewelry from New Orleans.
Ben Neubauer Admirable metalsmith.
Vernon Reed A media interactivist specializing in embodiment in virtual systems. Almost everything he now makes can be sent down a telephone line. In a previous life, he made objects and specialized in the creation of cybernetic wearables.