Trusted by 20,000+ Jewelers Worldwide

For Peter, owner of Clarity London, authenticity is everything. As a jeweler catering to a discerning clientele in the UK...

As a jewelry wholesaler dealing in gemstones and handmade pieces, Maria from R.D. El Lloro knew the importance...

For Diego Treviño, founder of Eternity Diamond Business in Mexico, product presentation is everything. When you're...

For Oscar Gomez, owner of Havoc Fine Jewelers in Goodyear, Arizona, jewelry isn’t just a trade — it’s a legacy. As one of the few...

For Cássia Matos, working at her family’s jewelry business in Mato Grosso, Brazil, means balancing tradition with innovation. At...

For Prernaa Makhariaa, known as India’s first jewellery influencer and a trusted personal jewelry shopper, visual storytelling...

For Marena, founder of Jewels by Marena, presenting her gemstones in a way that matched their natural beauty had always been a challenge. When customers shop online...

For Yarnal Jewelers, professionalism and customer trust are everything. But in an industry where visual presentation is critical, their existing photography...

For William of Bryan Costa Minerals, professional-quality photography had long been a barrier to growth. Capturing mineral specimens in a way that reflected their brilliance...

As an artist and jewelry designer, Fritz approaches the business from a creative angle. But like many designers, translating that artistry into professional, consistent visuals for customers was a challenge. Without the right...

For Portland-based jeweler Jennifer Norton, creativity and craftsmanship are at the heart of her business. But like many independent jewelers, she faced a recurring obstacle: photography. “It took some time to realize that...

For Port Royal Jewelers in Naples, Florida, connecting with customers beyond the showroom was becoming increasingly important. Traditional marketing lacked personalization, and creating catalogs was time...

For Judith Kinghorn Collections in Minneapolis, the artistry has always been about creating one-of-a-kind jewelry. Over the years, Judith also built a vast collection of gemstones that she wanted to share and market. As she..

For Denny Wong Designs, known for exquisite custom jewelry, capturing pieces in their true brilliance was an ongoing challenge. Traditional photography required outside photographers, often overseas, which made the...

For Daniela, a longtime customer and jeweler, showcasing jewelry with clarity and consistency is essential. Before GemLightbox, achieving professional-quality photos and videos often meant extra time, effort, and equipment...

As a second-generation jewelry store, Harkleroad Diamonds faced the challenge of keeping pace with a rapidly changing customer landscape. Moving into e-commerce, upgrading their website, and staying relevant...

For Andrea Montgomery, designing stunning jewelry was the easy part. The challenge was efficiently photographing, listing, and describing each piece online. Traditional photography setups took too much time, and writing....

As a family-owned jeweler, Medawar’s Jewelers is known for craftsmanship and customer service. But keeping up with digital demands meant more than just creating jewelry—it meant producing professional images and...

For LT Denny, known for fine jewelry and custom design, efficiency is key. Between managing customer appraisals, inventory, and an online presence, the team needed a way to capture photos quickly and integrate them seamlessly...

As one of the oldest jewelers in South India, Prathibha Jewellery House prides itself on offering fine jewelry and gemstones for every occasion. But despite their expertise, showcasing jewelry - especially colored stones posed a...

Sorelly Jewelers has built its reputation on decades of craftsmanship and customer service. But in today’s jewelry market, photography alone isn’t enough. Customers expect personalized, interactive shopping...

For Green Shine, specialists in Colombian emeralds, presenting gemstones with accuracy and brilliance is both an art and a business necessity. But emeralds are notoriously difficult to photograph—capturing their clarity..

For Yes I Do Diamonds in Hong Kong, efficiency is everything. As a busy jewelry retailer, managing product photography and editing often took too much time on the back end, pulling focus away from what mattered most...

Nathanel began modernizing his jewelry store to meet the demands of a digital-first market. Building an online presence meant creating professional visuals consistently, but without the right tools, the process was slow, difficult...

For Omar, photography was always a challenge in his jewelry business. Traditional methods took too long, often produced inconsistent results, and required expertise that distracted from serving customers. To grow, he needed a...

For Rocky’s Diamond Gallery, showcasing fine diamonds and jewelry meant constantly looking for better, faster ways to produce high-quality images. Early photography setups were time-consuming and clunky, slowing down...

At the AGTA Tucson Gem Show, gem educators, jewelers, and industry professionals gathered to explore the latest innovations in jewelry photography and lighting. Among them was Julia from Gem Academy, who specializes in...

For diamond professionals, achieving flawless jewelry photography is often a slow and complex process. Capturing a diamond’s sparkle requires multiple lighting setups, specialized lenses, and plenty of patience....

At the JIS Miami Show 2025, jewelry and technology professionals gathered to see the latest innovations redefining the industry. Among them was Elisa from Vtron Lasers, whose company specializes in precision laser...

For GN Diamonds, presenting the true brilliance and fire of their diamonds is essential. Standard smartphone cameras often fail to capture the light performance and intricate details that define a diamond’s quality. When...

For Laurie Kottke Fine Jewelry, known for its elegant custom designs, capturing professional photos that truly represent each piece was always a time-consuming challenge. From photographing new arrivals to...

For Wahl Jewelers, balancing craftsmanship with marketing and customer communication meant finding tools that could deliver professional jewelry photos without the need for complex setups or technical know...

For Palmer’s Jewelry in Indiana, capturing professional-grade photos had always been one of the most time-consuming parts of running the business.“Attempting to get good jewelry images with a traditional lightbox and a...

For Michael & Sons Jewelers, precision and professionalism are everything, especially when it comes to appraisals. But traditional jewelry photography made it difficult to capture consistent, high-quality images that...

For Jane Johnson of RM Johnson & Sons, photography wasn’t part of the original plan. “I didn’t know until the show that I was going to be shopping for a photography system for my jewelry, but here I am,” she said. Like many...

At Arca Jewelry in Miami, John specializes in one-of-a-kind, high-end coin jewelry — a niche that demands impeccable detail and depth in every photograph.
However, achieving professional results traditionally... 

At Rose Bespoke Jewellery, Andrew specializes in creating and restoring custom jewelry pieces. But capturing the true transformation of a restored piece — the “before and after” — was a recurring struggle. Using traditional... 

For Luka, a jewelry designer passionate about craftsmanship and presentation, photography had always been a bottleneck. Capturing the true brilliance and color of each piece required hours of setup, multiple shots, and..

For Ali Diamond, every piece he creates is custom, unique, and made-to-order. His work is highly personal, intricate pendants, detailed gemstone pieces, and trend-inspired designs crafted at speed. But one major problem kept...

For Aria and Dipu from Rosy Blue in Dubai, jewelry design is a family craft. But while their pieces were rich in detail and craftsmanship, photographing them accurately was a continuous challenge. They handled photography...

Siraj from SilGold Fine Jewellery is known for creating vibrant, culturally rich pieces — from traditional Meena Kari enamel work to intricate, story-driven designs carved into natural Zambian emeralds. But capturing pieces of.....

Hiranya India Jewel Pvt. Ltd., a respected exporter and manufacturer of traditional handmade jewelry from Kolkata, has always taken pride in its craftsmanship. But like many jewelry manufacturers, the team struggled...

For Tara and her team, standing out online meant making their jewelry look as brilliant on screen as it does in real life. Like many jewelers posting regularly on social media, they needed lighting that would enhance their pieces.. 

Izlato is a fast-growing retail and e-commerce jewelry brand based in Slovakia, operating 10 physical stores and serving customers across 8 European countries, including the Czech Republic, Hungary, Germany, France, and Italy...

For Oak and Ash, consistency was the hardest part of jewelry photography. As a jewelry design brand based in Hong Kong, their pieces were produced by different partners and photographed in different locations. 

For Simon and his team, working with one-of-a-kind gemstones is the norm. Every stone they sell is unique, rare, and highly emotional for buyers. That makes photography critical. Before discovering a better way...

When Fern took over Either Ore Jeweler in 2019, she was stepping into ownership without knowing exactly how the business would evolve. One thing was clear early on: photography would matter. Custom jewelry work requires..

For Kimberly, photography was never supposed to be complicated. But in reality, it became one of the most frustrating parts of running her jewelry business. Hiring people to take product photos did not always deliver...

For Bertucci Watches, a manufacturer known for rugged field watches and precision design, photography had become a serious limitation. With over two decades in the industry and a strong focus on titanium construction and..

For Ellis Jewelers in Concord, capturing professional photos for inventory and online listings is a daily requirement, not an occasional task. Like many retail jewelers, they needed a system that could keep up with...

At Blase DeNatale Jewelers, presenting color accurately is essential, especially when working with fancy yellow diamonds where subtle tones make a significant difference to value and appeal. Anthony, who leads the...

At RDI in Rochester, jewelry photography had been an ongoing experiment. Over the years, the team tested multiple photography systems, moving from one large lightbox to another in search of something that actually...

For this Mexico-based jewelry business, photography has been a steady journey of improvement. They began by photographing pieces on their phones, then moved to a professional camera, followed by a professional lightbox.

For anyone working in jewelry media and marketing, one challenge stands above the rest: capturing high-quality photos and videos that truly represent jewelry. Jewelry is small, reflective, and detail-heavy. Getting accurate....

For Alligator Jesus, craftsmanship lives in the details. Creating custom grills demands precision, symmetry, and flawless finishing—details that must be clearly visible to truly appreciate the work. Before using GemLightbox...

For businesses working with both loose gemstones and finished jewelry, creating clear, organized catalogs for clients can quickly become a bottleneck. Photography isn’t just about image quality—it’s about how easily those...

For Simone & Son, jewelry photography was a constant challenge. Like many established jewelers, capturing fine details, accurate color, and sparkle wasn’t just difficult—it was time-consuming and inefficient. Photography was...

At The Jewelry Clinic, custom design is a core part of the business. Each piece is unique, detailed, and created to match a client’s vision. But capturing those details accurately was a constant challenge. Before GemLightbox,

At Treasures Jewelers, capturing fine detail and true-to-life color was one of the most time-consuming parts of preparing jewelry for their website. Photographing each piece accurately required careful setup, multiple shots...

For Savage Stones, selling gemstones means showing more than just a single photo. Buyers want to understand shape, cut, color, and how the stone behaves from every angle. Traditional photos often fall short, especially for...

Based in Portugal, this jewelry business needed a better way to present their pieces online. While the jewelry itself was well made, photographing it accurately was a challenge. Before using GemLightbox, João and his team...

For Eugénio Campos, a jewelry company with more than 30 years of history in Portugal, presenting collections clearly and efficiently is essential, especially during seasonal launches. With a wide range of collections to...

For Bon Gioielli, presenting fine jewelry online requires absolute precision. When customers shop digitally, they need to clearly understand what they are buying — every detail, every angle, every finish. As Francesco explained...

For Chiara and her team, jewelry is more than a product — it’s history. As a recognized historic business affiliated with Confcommercio Lombardia, the store specializes in jewelry spanning from the early 1900s to today, with a...

For Thomas, an experienced jeweler with an art school background, photography was always the hardest part of the job. “I went to art school, and next door was the photography school. I’ve struggled with photography my...

For Osama, gemstones are all about color, size, transparency, and natural character. Over the years, he had collected exceptional tourmalines and aquamarines in a wide range of shapes and sizes. Many of these stones....

As Jaggards began transitioning into precious stones and jewelry, they faced issues common to highly reflective, multi-faceted products: dark “black spot” reflections, loss of brilliance, and inconsistent results across different...

Capturing diamonds and colored stones required external photographers, studio rentals, and significant coordination. The process was time-consuming, costly, and dependent on outside expertise — making it difficult...

For Shoaib and the team at Shaka Jewelers, photography used to be frustrating — and inconsistent. “It was a nightmare.” They relied on DSLRs and traditional lighting setups, but shadowless photography simply wasn’t...

For Adam, a jeweler based in Dubai, photography had always meant compromise. The idea of recreating true studio-quality images without bulky gear seemed unrealistic. When Adam tried GemLightbox, the...