Description
Precision printing
Tags that complement your pieces
When tagging jewellery, the details are everything. A thick, textured card with subtle foil stamping can elevate the perceived value of a piece before it is even worn.
We specialise in small-format cutting and precision drilling to ensure strings and attachments sit perfectly on miniature tags.
Where jewellery tags work
Jewellery tag uses
Necklace & bracelet tags
Small rectangular or folded tags that loop around chains.
Ring & earring displays
Die-cut backing cards designed for retail display.
Additional information
Jewellery options
Jewellery tag specifications
Configure the tag to match your collection.
- Size and shape
- Popular sizes include 25x25mm squares and 15x40mm rectangles.
- Hole and attachment
- Plan the hole size and attachment around the tag, string and product handling; compatibility is confirmed in the quote.
Card and finish
Finishing jewellery tags
Choose finishes that match the metal and stones.
- Finishing: Gold, silver, rose gold and copper hot foil stamping are highly recommended.
Artwork and file guidance
Artwork preparation
Preparing artwork for jewellery tags
Due to the small size, avoid overly complex fonts or tiny text below 6pt as it may become illegible.
Keep important elements well away from the edges to account for the cutting tolerance on miniature sizes.
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Further swing tag guidance
Questions and answers
Questions
Jewellery tag FAQs
Can I get strings attached?
Plan the attachment around custom jewellery tags, the product and its handling. The current hole, eyelet, string or loop options are confirmed against the final specification.
What is the minimum order quantity?
There is no minimum order: a single tag can be bought online, and the product page shows fixed prices for every available quantity from one tag upwards. Use the quote form when a bespoke configuration is required.
Can I see a physical sample before ordering?
Use the sample request page to ask about custom jewellery tags materials and finishes. Availability and the appropriate sample selection are confirmed against the product brief.
What format should I supply my artwork in?
Use the artwork guide to prepare custom jewellery tags files around the finished size, trim, attachment area and print requirements. The final file requirements are confirmed during artwork review.