When you're photographing jewelry, it's not just about capturing what's there. It's about understanding how light and shadow work together to reveal the true character of each piece. Setting the Stage I chose this rich green backdrop because it does two things really well. First, the color contrast makes the warm gold tones stand out beautifully. But more importantly, the textured surface creates these subtle shadow patterns that add depth to the composition without overwhelm

High-end jewelry photography isn't always about elaborate setups or expensive props. This cherry earring series proves that thoughtful styling can come from everyday objects. The approach was simple: chocolate bars, Kinder wrappers, and textured surfaces. No complex props—just elements that naturally echoed the jewelry's mood, shape, and color palette. Glossy red cherries paired with warm chocolate tones. Polished gold hardware against soft brown contrast. Effective jewelry p

Vintage gold, styled with warmth. This series was created for a local Chicago brand, featuring vintage necklaces with distinct character....