Catalogue by collection
By material, occasion or collection, with your brand taking centre stage.
Jewellers
Websites for jewellers that match their pieces
Buying jewellery online takes a lot of trust. I build it with detail photos, clear information and a personal touch.
Made for you
What a jeweller needs online
Engraving and options
Customers choose size, metal or inscription on the product page.
In-store appointments
To try a piece or ask questions without rush before deciding.
Payment in instalments
An option to consider for higher-value purchases.
Wish list
Save or share pieces, very useful for gifts and engagements.
Repairs and valuations
Other workshop services that also attract customers.
Caring for every detail
Design, typography and photography must convey the same value as the piece.
Buy or book
Depending on the piece, people can buy online or book an appointment to see it in person.
Recommendations
What should be on a jewellery website
Four things I’d recommend even if we never worked together, chosen for your sector.
Close-up photos with zoom
Several views of each piece and, ideally, one being worn. They have to replace holding it in your hand.
Clear materials and sizes
Carats, stones, weight and a guide to measuring a ring at home. These are the doubts that hold back a purchase.
Commissions and bespoke pieces
Show your workshop and let people book a visit. Big chains can’t offer this, and it usually carries better margins.
Safe purchase and guarantee
Secure payment, insured delivery, certificates and returns. On purchases of this size, trust decides.
What’s included
A complete website for a jeweller
- Catalogue with close-up photos
- Materials, carats and certificates
- Ring size guide
- Personalisation and engraving
- Secure payment and insured delivery
- In-store appointments
- Guarantee and returns
- A page about your workshop
From click to shop
Not everything sells online, and that’s fine
Few people buy an engagement ring without seeing it. Many, however, compare online before choosing a jeweller. So your website should also lead to a visit: guide prices, appointments and a clear address. Lower-value pieces can sell online; the most special ones close in person.
Price
How much it costs
| What you need | Price |
|---|---|
| Jewellery online shop | from €1,990 |
| Personalisation and engraving per product | from €250 |
| Shop with appointments and several languages | from €2,990 |
| Maintenance with small changes | from €29/month |
Guide prices, excluding VAT. I give you the exact price, fixed and in writing, before we start.
Projects
Websites already at work
How I work
Your website live, in four steps
We talk
You tell me what you do, who you serve and what you want to achieve. You get a fixed proposal.
I design
I prepare the visual design so you can see the result before anything is built.
I build
I develop the site, load your content and test it on every device.
I launch
I publish it, teach you to manage it and keep improving it with you.
Frequently asked questions
What I’m often asked about the website for your jewellery shop
Can I sell only some pieces online?
Yes. You can combine pieces for sale with others shown for display or on request.
Should I show the price of every piece?
Not necessarily. For exclusive pieces you can use «price on request» and send the customer to an appointment.
How do you photograph jewellery well?
Reflections make it hard. For key pieces I recommend a specialist photographer; the rest can be handled with a simple kit.
How is delivery protected?
With insured courier and signature on delivery, and clear terms before payment.
Contact
Shall we talk about the website for your jewellery shop?
Tell me what you need and I’ll reply with a proposal and a fixed quote, with no commitment.
I work with
- WordPress
- Elementor
- WooCommerce
- Shopify
- Astro
- Figma
- Google Analytics
- Google Search Console
- Google Ads
- Google Tag Manager
- Stripe
- Cloudflare
