I just know it's going to happen...
I'll get a serious shopper who decides to shop for several gifts and VOILA...it makes my day.
My strategy is to keep my items fresh and keep listing new items daily. I usually design and make jewelry in stretches and then list in stretches. Well between now and the New Year I will design and list more simultaneously to keep the new items flowing....
Hopefully in and OUT the door just as quickly...(sm)
Just in case you don't know where to find my items...
http://www.janaesjewels.etsy.com/
http://stores.ebay.com/janaesjewelsandjems
Ciao for now!
(shop, shop, shop)
Showing posts with label jewellery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jewellery. Show all posts
Friday, November 27, 2009
Thursday, October 29, 2009
What jewelry are YOU buying for the Holidays?
Are you buying Gold...Silver...Earrings...Bracelets...What????
Just curious, of course.
I'm on my never-ending quest to find out what people want these days. Not to say that I'm clueless - I know what my current customers are buying. I also know that as long as there are females (mostly females) on this earth that there will be a desire for jewelry. And, since I want to be YOUR jewelry designer it matters to me what you are looking for.
It suprises me that folks are willing to purchase gold and silver plated items knowing that they will tarnish beyond repair and despite my general unwillingness to do so, I may actually break down and purchase some gold filled/plated findings.
For those of you not familiar - Findings are the bare bones of jewelry making...clasps, crimps, beads, headpins, jumprings, wire, etc...all the the fastenings that hold the goods together.
Back to gold filled findings...I guess I can understand this for jewelry items not used every day as the price of solid gold is over 1K per ounce. I always think of heirloom quality to pass down to your children - and grandchildren. BUT, if that is what the buyer wants...I guess I will do my best pricing to keep the customer in solid gold - but if not successful - a sale in my shop is a sale I want to keep in my shop. Make sense?
So far as silver plate is concerned - I will stick with Sterling Silver. The price of sterling is at a high these days, but not so high that I will substitute inferior product....and I promise you won't regret that.
Tah - Tah for now....
Just curious, of course.
I'm on my never-ending quest to find out what people want these days. Not to say that I'm clueless - I know what my current customers are buying. I also know that as long as there are females (mostly females) on this earth that there will be a desire for jewelry. And, since I want to be YOUR jewelry designer it matters to me what you are looking for.
It suprises me that folks are willing to purchase gold and silver plated items knowing that they will tarnish beyond repair and despite my general unwillingness to do so, I may actually break down and purchase some gold filled/plated findings.
For those of you not familiar - Findings are the bare bones of jewelry making...clasps, crimps, beads, headpins, jumprings, wire, etc...all the the fastenings that hold the goods together.
Back to gold filled findings...I guess I can understand this for jewelry items not used every day as the price of solid gold is over 1K per ounce. I always think of heirloom quality to pass down to your children - and grandchildren. BUT, if that is what the buyer wants...I guess I will do my best pricing to keep the customer in solid gold - but if not successful - a sale in my shop is a sale I want to keep in my shop. Make sense?
So far as silver plate is concerned - I will stick with Sterling Silver. The price of sterling is at a high these days, but not so high that I will substitute inferior product....and I promise you won't regret that.
Tah - Tah for now....
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