Really?
Really? Is THIS what your earring selection looks like? What would you imagine the price range of these is? They’d better be cheap cheap cheap, huh?
Not really a great way to show your merchandise, I think.
How about…
Now how much Perceived Value do these simple yet elegant earring cards add to this merchandise? It’s simply some art paper and a subtly-inked rubber stamp.
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Or maybe…
Ramp up the Perceived Value even further with eco-conscious labels.
Have we inspired you to add value to your jewelry (and dollars to your till)?
- My Sister’s Closet coordinates walls-ful of jewelry and Shares with their peers how they do it!
- Take a gander at TGtbT.com’s Let’s Shop! page: the last suggestion of things to buy at garage sales for another style of earring card I love
- Under “Make your shop worthy of Word of Mouth” on our Womenswear Page, find the adhesive earring card backs you need.
Auntie Kate The Resale Expert 
Completely agree.
Even when earrings are brought in new on the original cards – I remove them. Super simple to make using textured cardstock and hole punch. I use a heart, flower, or butterfly punch for the hole to tie the tag through, but there are hundreds of shapes to choose from. Learned this from one of my favorite booths at an antique mall. She uses a tiny angel punch on all tags and ribbon to secure them. More appealing than a price sticker. I’ve seen jewelry cards made from business cards also, which is cute to do every now and then, especially if you are going to take your wares to a spring craft fair.