Jewelry Photography

Make every piece look its best.

Expert guides, honest gear reviews, and a US directory of jewelry photographers - from a working photographer.

Learn to shoot jewelry

Practical, tested tutorials - from a phone on your kitchen table to a full studio setup.

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Choose the right gear

What actually matters for sharp, color-accurate jewelry shots.

What readers say

Jewelry makers and sellers using these guides to shoot better photos.

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I run a small Etsy ring shop and weak photos were quietly killing my sales. The reflections guide alone lifted my click rate. I only wish I had found this a year ago.
Maya R. Etsy jewelry seller
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I shot my whole spring collection on an iPhone using these tutorials. The lighting setup is dead simple and the results look like I rented a studio.
Daniel K. Independent jeweler
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The pricing guide finally gave me the confidence to charge what my work is worth. Clear, honest, and no filler.
Priya S. Product photographer
★★★★★
I have read a dozen jewelry photography articles and this is the only one that actually explains how to kill glare on gold. It changed how my whole catalog looks.
Tom B. Online jewelry store owner
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My at-home setup cost less than fifty dollars and my listings finally look professional. My conversion rate is up and I can see it in the orders.
Jenna L. Handmade jewelry maker
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I found a great photographer through the directory for my city launch and saved hours of searching around.
Carla M. Jewelry brand founder

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What should a shoot cost?

Typical US price ranges by shoot type - per item, hourly, and day rates.

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