Eight Portable Jewelry Displays

I love this portable jewelry display. I'm not sure if it is obvious from the photo, but those colored boxes on the wall are actually shadow boxes that are set into the back wall of the booth.

Notice the puck lights in each shadow box. The shadow boxes, plus the lighting of individual pieces gives a special museum quality to the necklaces displayed.

I also love the narrow, high table in this booth. It provides plenty of display space for small items while still leaving room for customers to walk around.

Compare this all white portable jewelry display to the black and white one in the previous photo. The white without black crates a completely different feel.

Notice the tidy puck lighting on the under-side of the shelves. Under-shelf lighting is extremely helpful if you're going to stack your shelves the way they have been stacked in this example.

Here's a jewelry booth that breaks a lot of the "rules" but it works.

Normally, you wouldn't use anything other than a white tent for your craft booth. Also, there are piles and piles of jewelry clustered all around. Usually you wouldn't fill the booth so full because it can take away from the perceived specialness of each item.

In spite of breaking the rules, I see this booth year after year, and it is always full of customers.

Here is another example of a booth with a lot of jewelry displayed in a small space.

In contrast to the all-black booth, though, this jewelry is displayed in a more orderly, row by row, manner, which gives a completely different, more modern feel.

Also notice the puck lights again. Under-shelf lighting is extremely helpful with this type of display.

Here's a cute, simple and very portable jewelry display idea - Use a wire photo display stand to hold earring cards.

This photo stand is such a perfect display solution for handmade earrings, you'd almost think it was made for the purpose. 

Portable display pedestals bring items up to eye level and provide a flexible option for your craft booth. 

I love the natural elements and neutral browns combined with color used in this jewelry display.

This booth is at a Christmas show, so the deep red works with the festive season. However, the red doesn't scream out Christmas, so it could still be used year-round.

This simple jewelry display is in an outdoor spot frequented by tourists. You'll notice stacked shelving again, but this time, there's no under-shelf lighting.

Unlike the previous examples, this is an outdoor booth, so it benefits from sunlight. Although there is lighting in the booth (I've cropped it out of the photo) this booth works with less lighting than some of the others because it is outdoors.

Also notice that everything is off the floor, leaving plenty of walking space. the booth is in a more permanent wooden kiosk-type space, so the craft artist had more freedom to attach display shelves to the wall.