How to Photograph Jewelry with Your Cell Phone - Displays

Learn the secrets to successful jewelry photography using your phone with Chris, one of our professional photographers. In the fourth part of this five-part series, he shares how to select the right displays and backgrounds for photographing your jewelry.
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[@msy439]

Learned so much thank you!

[@chrishellstrom9109]

The silver is better on the black, but in my opinion, the blue stones disappears. You cannot any longer see those different blues they had as on the white display.

[@nubiangoddess2323]

Thank you both

[@nubiangoddess2323]

Can’t wait until the next show!!

[@cathymike7559]

Thank you for todays tips very helpful.

[@lina-fh5lh]

Thank you guys for this!!!

[@FireMountainGems]

You're welcome! Thanks for watching. 🙂

[@cripplymacdeafy]

Ack, right after I purchased a black velvet display! Probably should have gone with dark grey? No leatherette options by me