How to Photograph Jewelry That Looks as Good Online as It Does in Your Hand
Blog post from Atlas Cloud
Jewelry photography at home can be improved with a phone, soft window light diffused through tracing paper, white and black cards to shape reflections, and a small point light to create gemstone sparkle. Because polished metal reflects its surroundings, shooting through a small hole in a white card, using moderate zoom, adjusting angles, and cleaning pieces carefully can reduce visible phones, hands, and fingerprints. Listings should include clear front, side, macro, and on-body images to show finish, construction details, and real scale, while exposure and white-balance adjustments help maintain accurate backgrounds and metal colors. The guide recommends macro mode or cropped 2x shots for clasps, prongs, stamps, and stones, along with practical setups for rings, necklaces, and earrings. It also describes using Atlas Cloud’s Image ads workflow to turn a sharp real product photo into marketing-oriented lifestyle scenes or promotional posters, but notes that Etsy requires listing images to be original photographs of the actual item, recommends images at least 2,000 pixels wide and tall, and permits up to 20 photos and two videos per listing.
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