Jewelry Retail Display Cases

Jewelry retail display cases in white and champagne: one store of roughly one hundred to one hundred forty square metres, delivered in China in 2025 for a full-line gold and diamond retailer. The brief called for a bright, soft-luxury room rather than the dark, formal look of traditional gold shops — white lacquer casework with champagne metal trim, curved counters, and a gradient ceiling in blush pink as the single memorable gesture. Every unit shipped from our Guangzhou workshop.

The plan hangs on a wrapped column. The structural pillar, unavoidable in a mall unit, was clad in white panels with rounded gold-trimmed edges and vertical LED strips, turning it into the store’s anchor. Curved island counters circle the column in an open loop, glass display case jewelry racks facing outward on every side, and wall runs close the perimeter. Customers walk the loop without a dead end.

Merchandising splits by trade. Gold chains and bracelets sit in the islands on black velvet jewelry display tray runs, eight to ten pieces per tray, dense and bright. Diamonds and set pieces take the wall runs on deep-blue liners, two to three per position, spaced for one-at-a-time viewing. One-off pieces sit singly under curved glass hoods on white decks, lit from above.

Materials hold the scheme throughout: white lacquer casework, champagne-gold metal frames and trims, low-iron glass, grey polished stone floors, and blush-pink upholstery in the seating corner. Case lighting runs at 4000K against a 3000K room, with LED strips under the column cladding and along the island bases to float the counters off the floor.

Delivery ran the factory route: casework sprayed and trimmed, glass bedded, lighting wired and burned in before packing. The store fitted out in a single visit in 2025, with mall contractors handling floor and ceiling. Sample in seven to ten days, production in thirty to forty-five, shipped KD or fully assembled from Guangzhou.