Jewelry Showcase Display

A jewelry showcase display program for a US retailer in cream and champagne metal: one store of roughly one hundred to one hundred fifty square metres, laid out as a fleet of island units rather than a single run of counters. The client runs a full-line gold and diamond business, and asked for formats that could each carry a different product family without the floor reading as separate shops. Every unit shipped from our Guangzhou workshop.

The plan mixes four formats on one floor. An L-shaped corner counter anchors the centre, its rounded ends steering traffic around the turn. Square pedestal cases stand beside it for hero pieces, long straight islands fill the mid-floor for chain and bangle trays, and a wall run of lit cabinets closes the back. Cream lacquer casework and champagne-gold metal edge every format, so the fleet reads as one set.

Across the display counters for retail stores of this size, merchandising splits by product family. Chains and bangles sit in the long islands on white jewelry display stands, six to eight per run, with hood lighting at 4000K. Rings and small stones occupy the corner counter under closer light, and one-off pieces take the square pedestals one by one. The wall run carries boxed sets and slow-turning stock behind glass.

Materials hold the two-colour scheme throughout: cream lacquer casework, champagne metal frames and trims, white tray liners, low-iron glass with slim gold profiles. The counters ship with lighted white decks that push light up through pale liners, and black locks recessed into the hood rims give the single dark accent.

Delivery ran through our workshop with assembly photographed at each stage: units built, glass fitted, decks wired and tested under power before packing. The store fitted out in one visit, with the client’s contractors handling floor and ceiling. Sample in seven to ten days, production in thirty to forty-five, shipped KD or fully assembled from Guangzhou.