Round Jewelry Display Case

A round jewelry display case program delivered for the jewelry salon of a luxury maison boutique in Asia, across an estimated 300 to 500 square metres spanning fashion floors and a dedicated fine jewelry salon. The commission ran as an end-to-end luxury store fixtures program: centerpiece counters, museum vitrine walls, tiered display shelving and consultation seating were all designed, factory-built and shipped to one specification.

The salon is organised as a gallery. A rounded oval centerpiece counter with a brass frame and tapered legs anchors the room on a circular floor inlay, flanked by two circular island showcases for watch and bracelet presentations. Along the perimeter, a museum vitrine display case wall of four to six backlit recessed niches presents high jewelry against textured warm-white plaster, while a console ledge with three glass bell-jar domes stages hero pieces one at a time.

Materials carry a warm-minimal language: bleached oak slatted bases, brushed champagne-gold PVD frames, low-iron tempered glass, white marble tops and bookmatched stone flooring with a circular parquet inlay beneath the centerpiece. On the fashion floors, tiered wall shelving with integrated LED strips presents leather goods in lit rows from waist height to the ceiling line.

Lighting is layered like a museum: cove ambient overhead, recessed adjustable spots, and dedicated 3000K CRI 90+ strips inside every case, so gemstone colour reads true while the room stays warm. Presentation density is deliberately sparse — one piece per dome, generous negative space — and sales happen seated, at an advisory desk with stone top and upholstered stools.

Production followed standard factory discipline: drawings approved before cutting, a pre-production sample in seven to ten days, custom casework in thirty to forty-five days, and KD or fully assembled shipping from Guangzhou, with spare parts and reorder support after handover.