I've really been wanting to sell some of my pieces but I'm so stuck! Instagram seems like the easiest because I can manage everything easily and no platform fees and stuff but my content genuinely does not get pushed out (if you'd like to support my instagram is chiarascuriosities). Etsy is quite expensive because I live in Malaysia so it's practically impossible for us to use it here... if anyone has tips please do let me know! Anyways, here are some of my recent makes!! These are all kind of my firsts of this kind? I don't know how to describe it. But I've recently started using wire to make prongs which is tricky but looks so proper so I'm excited to learn more!

For handmade jewelry, beautiful photos obviously matter. But I've noticed there's another layer that can make a product more memorable: the story behind it. Instead of only showing: “Gold necklace $45” you can give the customer something to connect with: What inspired it? Who is it designed for? What makes it different? How would you style it? People aren't always buying the physical object. Sometimes they're buying the feeling or identity attached to it. A simple product page can do this really well without becoming overly complicated. For jewelry makers here, what sells your pieces more: the design itself, the story behind it, or seeing how someone wears it?