Gold Jewelry Display Case

A gold jewelry display case program delivered factory-to-install in Southeast Asia: one boutique of roughly sixty to eighty square metres, built in champagne metal, cream casework and a deep green backwall, and aimed at shoppers after classic-styled fine jewelry rather than fast fashion. Every unit, from the island counters to the niche wall, came from our Guangzhou workshop.

The floor plan is one strong centre plus a full backwall. Two pedestal island counters with fluted champagne columns stand in the middle on a cream stone floor, their white tops carrying low-iron glass hoods. The backwall runs floor to ceiling: glass-door towers over lit niches, the niches backed in green and dressed with white necklace busts and small arrangements. Fluted glass screens close the right side, marking a consultation corner without walling it off.

Merchandising splits by height. Necklaces live in the wall niches on busts, one or two per niche so each chain keeps its line. Rings and small pieces sit in the island hoods on cream trays, six to ten per tray, and the pedestals inside each hood raise hero pieces toward the glass. A pair of upholstered stools at the island end gives the consultation a place to sit.

Materials hold one palette across the whole set: champagne-gold metal on every frame, column and leg, cream lacquer on the casework, white tops, low-iron glass, and green velvet backs in the niches. The gold display cabinet fronts pick up the column color, and black locks on the hoods give the one dark accent. Case lighting runs concealed in the hoods at 4000K against a 3000K room, CRI 90 or higher on the merchandise.

Delivery followed the factory route, and this project shipped with its process on show: casework built and glass fitted in the workshop, each unit test-assembled before packing, then installed on site in a single fitting with the client’s own contractors handling floor and ceiling. Sample in seven to ten days, production in thirty to forty-five, KD or fully assembled shipping from Guangzhou, spares on request.