Guides for jewelry makers
We cut and print these cards every day, so we know exactly what works and what comes back disappointing. Everything here is written from the real measurements and print thresholds our own equipment runs to — no vague advice.
How many earring cards should you order?
Packs of 25, 100 and 500 — how to pick without over-buying a design you are about to change, or running out mid-market.
Read the guideWhat to put on an earring card
Your name, the metal, the care line, the price — what earns its place on a 2 × 3 inch card, and the sizes that stay readable when it is printed.
Read the guideKraft or black card stock?
One prints your logo, one is sold blank — and the no-white-ink rule is why. Side by side, with the trade-offs.
Read the guideDisplaying handmade jewelry that sells
How cards change a craft-fair table and a product photo, and how to keep a display consistent as your range grows.
Read the guideGetting your logo to print sharp
Resolution, file formats, minimum type size, and the one thing about kraft that catches nearly everyone out on their first order.
Read the guideEarring card sizes: which one fits your pieces
Every size we cut, with exact dimensions, hole placement and what actually fits on each — studs through statement hoops.
Read the guideRather just start?
The designer checks your artwork as you place it — resolution, type size, and whether your ink will show on kraft — so you do not have to get it perfect before you begin.
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