Showcases
Jewelry Busts and Trays for Small Retail Shops
Show one necklace on a bust. Keep the rest in a case or a tray. A hook curtain of chains is storage, not jewellery merchandising.
Jewelry busts and trays for small retail shops are sample holders on a counter or in a case — not a necklace curtain in the walk, and not a security-rating claim. Independent retailers in Thailand hang every chain on slatwall hooks because it looks dense. The shops that convert show a bust or a tray of the story and keep the rest in a case or a labelled drawer.
Jewelry display showcases is the cabinet. This page is the objects inside and on the service top. We do not publish lock grades, warranties, or insurance language.
What busts and trays are for
A bust shows one necklace or a pair of earrings as a silhouette. A tray holds a family the staff can present. Neither is a peg wall of 80 SKUs.
In a case: small lifts, a bust, a tray — not a city of risers. The customer still needs to see through the glass — glass cases.
On a service pad beside the wrap, not on the packing surface — cash wrap, impulse. Trying on a necklace is a service pause. It is not a grab of screen wipes.
Not on garment hangrail. Chains tangle. The perimeter looks like overflow — belts and SLG is the cousin for leather, not for gold-colour chains you treat as jewellery.
Layout: no necklace curtain in the first two metres. The window gets one bust if anything — window fixtures.
When a bust vs a tray
| Job | Bust / form | Tray |
|---|---|---|
| Necklace / earring story | Strong | Weak — silhouette dies |
| Rings, many SKUs | Weak | Strong in a case |
| Service presentation | One bust on the pad | A tray the staff controls |
| Open peg wall | Not jewellery | Not jewellery |
If it is fashion jewellery you want grabbed, say so. Then you are closer to SLG hooks, still with a sample-plus-storage split. If it needs a key, it is a case line. We will not invent which.
Mall electrical for lit cases — landlord restrictions. Materials for bust finish; we do not publish tarnish warranties.
Common mistakes
- Hook curtain of chains.
- Busts on the packing wrap.
- Asking for a security rating on the quotation.
- Filling the case until nothing is the story.
What belongs on the quotation
- Case vs open split.
- Bust and tray counts — few.
- Service pad location, not wrap packing.
- Light inside the case as a line.
- Language of the document, Thai or English.
Send shop type and whether the line needs a key. That is enough to specify busts and trays instead of a chain curtain.
One silhouette, the rest in a tray or a case
If you are fitting a jewellery or fashion-jewellery counter in Thailand, start with a case and a handful of busts. Send the shop type, the size, and the opening month through the fixture plan form. We will return one fixture schedule and one written quotation — Thai or English — covering the case, the pad, and the walk.
Common questions
- Can I hang necklaces on slatwall hooks?
- You can, and they will tangle. Use a bust for the story and a case or tray for the rest.
- Do busts belong on the cash wrap?
- On a service pad beside it, not on the packing surface. Trying on is a pause, not impulse.
- How many busts in a small case?
- A handful. A crowd inside the glass cancels the silhouette.
- Will you specify a lock grade for the trays?
- No. We do not publish security ratings. The case is a fixture line if you need staff-side access.
Want a fixture list that fits your shop?
Tell us the shop type, size and opening date. We build one fixture plan and one written quotation, in Thai or English.
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