Whether you create your own beautiful jewelry designs to sell or own a jewelry store, using mannequin jewelry holders can draw customers to your products. Using a miniature, exotic and unique mannequin jewelry holder to display rings, necklaces and earrings in display cases or on tables can help to create an atmosphere of luxury and elegance at your store.

There are jewelry display mannequins of hands where you can drape bracelets or put on rings, and partial faces or necks where you put necklaces. Here are a few additional things to consider about making the most of jewelry mannequins:

1. Create exciting displays with ethnic and exotic mannequins for jewelry display.

2. Use miniature mannequins to create eye-catching jewelry displays.

3. Find jewelry mannequins that are dramatic and will draw customer interest to your jewelry items.

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Buy jewelry mannequins made of interesting materials and forms to display your merchandise

Many suppliers of jewelry mannequins offer mannequins made of interesting materials such as twine, rattan and fiberglass, which will automatically make your jewelry items look unique when displayed on them. Others offer interesting shapes like half bodies and busts, as well as ones that look like they're dancing. Whatever you choose, you are certain to create an eye-catching display at your jewelry store.

I recommend: Learn about the different materials of jewelry mannequins for sale at JoliCoeur International, where you can find jewelry display mannequins that are made of wire or are iridescent. Trio Display offers ethnic and exotic mannequins that would be perfect to display jewelry items upon. This site also has information about the creation of its ethnic and exotic mannequins. Read about how to clean and take care of mannequins from Mannequin Store.

Create a sense of elegance at your store with miniature mannequins for jewelry display

Since miniature mannequins are draped in dresses, they are certain to add a sense of style to your store and jewelry items. Choose a miniature jewelry mannequin that is wearing a wedding dress to display bridal jewelry or ones in ball gowns and lace to add flash and fashion to jewelry designs.

I recommend: Go to AllDressForms to find information about each kind of miniature jewelry mannequin for sale. It offers mannequins dressed in bridal and evening gowns in various sizes to meet your jewelry display needs. DisplayImporter.com features miniature jewelry mannequins wearing flapper dresses, denim, leopard print and pearls, so that your jewelry displays will be fresh and exciting to your customers.

Use partial or hand jewelry mannequins to showcase your jewelry items

Use a partial head or neck mannequin for jewelry display of necklaces and jewelry, and make your jewelry items really stand out. Hand mannequins are a great way to display bracelets and rings. Buy them in different poses and colors, and then let your imagination run wild in your next jewelry display.

I recommend: Learn about the features of the partial head and hand jewelry display mannequins from Rox Studio. Purchase a wholesale jewelry mannequin that will also meet the budget needs of your business at Wholesale Store Fixtures. Learn ways to create interest with your displays at Jewelry Display Ideas.

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• •  Sell miniature jewelry display mannequins at your store since many women like to use them to display their jewelry on their dressing tables and vanities at home.

Mannequin jewelry holders are essential for properly displaying your company's jewelry selection. They help potential customers envision how the jewelry would look on them or significant others that they are buying for. In the jewelry business, you do not need full-sized mannequins to display your wares, so miniature mannequins for jewelry display are just right for your company.

The good news is that jewelry mannequins are often cheaper than regular mannequins built for clothes. However, since jewelry mannequins are more specialized, most jewelry store owners find that they cannot just purchase one type of mannequin to display all their products. Put some variety into your store by buying a few different types. Among the things to keep in mind while shopping are:

1. Look for mannequin jewelry holders that can hold two or more types of jewelry at one time.

2. Use hand mannequins for jewelry display of rings and bracelets.

3. Bust mannequin jewelry holders are perfect for showing off necklaces.

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Find a jewelry mannequin for sale that can display several types of jewelry at once

Whether you have a small store or just a lot of jewelry to display, you can save room and money by purchasing a mannequin jewelry holder that can display several pieces at once. A simple yet creatively-shaped hand can hold necklaces, wear several rings and display bracelets.

I recommend: Store Fixtures, USA offers a frosted mannequin hand that can hold a necklace, or perfectly display rings and bracelets. Jewelry Display carries a necklace, earring and ring combo display that looks like black velvet.

Check out jewelry mannequins that include wrists and fingers to display rings and bracelets

Every jeweler should own several mannequin hands to display their bracelets and rings. Spice up your displays by putting several pieces of jewelry on a few hands, and just one particularly stunning piece on a few other hands. Also, choose different colors and sizes to add some variety to your store.

I recommend: Trio Display offers a selection of different-sized mannequin hands, perfect for displaying bracelets or rings. Allen Display also carries different sizes and colors of mannequin hands.

Find bust jewelry mannequins for displaying necklaces in your store

Mannequin busts are a mainstay for displaying how a necklace would look on a potential buyer. You do not have to purchase an entire mannequin, or even a whole mannequin head, to show off available necklaces. A bust should do the job.

I recommend: DisplayImporter.com carries several busts, great for necklace displays for your jewelry business. S&L Store Fixtures also offers mannequin busts suitable for necklace displays.

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• •  Look for a wholesale jewelry mannequin dealer that offers discounts on certain quantities if you need to order several displays for your store.

A mannequin jewelry holder is an attractive way to show off the jewelry you have for sale. Whether you create the pieces yourself or just act as a reseller, these displays can draw attention to the jewelry and entice customers to buy. Jewelry mannequins pricing and costs are not usually high, but vary depending on size, materials and what you aim to display.

There are a variety of mannequins for jewelry display, from full bodies to just hands. Before shopping, making a list of which pieces you'd like to show off is a good place to start. For example, if you specialize in hand-made drop necklaces, you'll want to buy lots of busts to use to showcase these pieces. Consider the following:

1. Think about your target market. There are a variety of skin colors, shapes and sizes of jewelry mannequins for sale; you should pick according to the demographics of your audience.

2. Determine how much space you have to use. Miniature mannequins for jewelry display can come in handy if you're crunched for space.

3. Buy a wholesale jewelry mannequin if you're short on cash. One mannequin, properly outfitted, can show off many of your best pieces.

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Find the proper jewelry mannequins for rings and bracelets

Mannequin hands and arms are perfect for displaying rings and bracelets. Some hands are meant specifically for rings as the fingers are more separated, while some have longer 'arms' for displaying bracelets and other types of wrist jewelry. These generally cost $9 to $15 for each piece. Hands tend to cost less than hands with arms.

I recommend: Ameriglobe Imports has several selections of male and female hands in different skin colors and styles. MannequinExperts.com has bulk packages that you can choose from.

Place necklaces on mannequin jewelry holders in the form of busts

There are a wide a variety of busts for showing off necklaces. Aside from your choice of neutral colors, there are also many contours to select from as well. Some are more flat, but some are have a more sculpted look, which gives a more realistic appearance of how the jewelry would lay on a real person. Expect to spend $5 to $15 for a smaller bust (shorter than eight inches) and $10 to $20 for larger ones. You can also find kits with several shapes and sizes for under $50. If you'd rather go with a bust and head combo, expect to spend a bit more, but still less than $50.

I recommend: Check out the variety of large and small busts at NYCDISPLAY.com and JewelrySupply.com. If your style is more unique and funky, take a look at the colored head/bust combinations at eBiz Displays; some of these have pierced ears for displaying earrings in addition to necklaces.

Find jewelry mannequins for other types of pieces, like belly chains and body jewelry

Buying just a torso is a great way to showcase belly chains as well as body jewelry, like navel rings. These mannequins will vary the most in price, depending on what materials are used; heavy-duty plastic is typically the sturdiest and most expensive. You can find hanging hollow displays from $10, or you can go for more expensive $200+ models that come with a base and full torso.

I recommend: Get ideas from the selection at Store Fixtures USA. If space is a concern, check out the mannequins at MannequinStore.com that can be hung on slatwall or sat on a tabletop.

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• •  Don't forget to buy bases for whichever types of mannequin jewelry holders you choose. In some cases, the mannequin will come with a base, but bases often must be purchased separately. Stands for smaller pieces, like hands, will cost less, and bases for heavier pieces will cost more, up to around $60.