Making the leap from a hobby jewelry maker to starting a jewelry business can be both scary and exciting. If you find yourself unable to give away jewelry to friends and family anymore, and finished pieces keep piling up, it might be time to consider selling some of your jewelry. The beauty of a jewelry ...
Creating and selling handmade jewelry can be rewarding and a lot of fun. Sometimes it’s also very hard to part with your creations as well. After all the time, effort, and thought that went into making your design, it’s almost sad to see them go. But in the end, you know that you will be ...
Your beads and your supplies have been purchased. You’ve found a designated spot in your home for all of your beading work and a place to let your creativity loose. Of course, there may be a few loose strands of beads here and there, or bits of string throughout the house, but you have decided ...
One of the first steps in starting a jewelry business is creating a jewelry business plan. This is an outline to help lead you down the path to success; a map that guides your steps and reminds you of where you want to go. Not to be confused with a formal business plan many lenders ...
As a jewelry hobbyist, you probably did not use enough supplies to warrant the larger buying quantities required at wholesale shops. Once you make the decision to start a jewelry business, one of the biggest cost saving steps to take is buying wholesale jewelry supplies. Not only will you be using more supplies and needing ...
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