For jewellery, the right label depends on what you need to identify: the piece itself, its display card or its packaging. A small printed price label works well on a box or card. A specialist wrap-around tag is a different product, so check its construction before using it on a ring or chain.
Choose where the label will go
Start with the surface. A box, display card and metal ring need different approaches. Avoid sticking a standard permanent label directly onto a delicate or valuable item. The adhesive may leave residue, and removing it can damage a finish.
- For boxes and display cards, use a neat price or product-code label sized to the available space.
- For a ring or chain, ask about a specialist jewellery tag with a non-adhesive centre. Do not assume an ordinary rectangle has that feature.
- For gift packaging, keep the brand mark separate from removable pricing where possible.
Keep small labels readable
Measure the usable area before designing. A short product code, clear price and restrained logo are usually more useful than several lines of tiny text. Print a paper mock-up at the actual size and look at it under the lighting you use in your shop.
If you need a barcode, leave its quiet zones clear and check the finished size with your own scanner. Reducing artwork to fit a small label can make a code harder to read.
Check the available product options
Browse jewellery price labels for the current range. For a branded box or card, compare retail labels and custom printed stickers. The product page shows the options you can order; it is the right place to confirm size, material and quantity.
Before ordering
- Confirm whether the label needs to be permanent or removable.
- Check how the adhesive behaves on your packaging with a sample where available.
- Keep pricing and identifying information large enough to read.
- Ask the team about specialist tag styles rather than assuming they are available in the standard online builder.
Contact Sticky Labels with your required dimensions, application surface and artwork if you need help choosing.
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