Apr 28, 2026
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Velvet and acrylic are the two display materials jewelry sellers compare first. Velvet reads classic and premium on a counter. Acrylic feels modern, photographs cleanly and is easy to wipe down between customers.
Choose velvet for bridal, fine jewelry and darker store lighting. Choose acrylic when you need height, travel-friendly pieces or a lighter booth setup.
Many stores mix both: velvet trays for rings, acrylic risers for necklaces. That combination keeps the jewelry visible without making the counter look busy.
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From velvet busts to acrylic riser, here is how to build a display setup that flatters your jewelry, fits your counter, and grows with your brand without overcomplicating.
From velvet busts to acrylic riser, here is how to build a display setup that flatters your jewelry, fits your counter, and grows with your brand without overcomplicating.
From velvet busts to acrylic riser, here is how to build a display setup that flatters your jewelry, fits your counter, and grows with your brand without overcomplicating.
From velvet busts to acrylic riser, here is how to build a display setup that flatters your jewelry, fits your counter, and grows with your brand without overcomplicating.
A quick comparison of the two most common display materials we find used in the trade—and the best use case for each.
A quick comparison of the two most common display materials we find used in the trade—and the best use case for each.
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