Where to sell fashion jewelry online?

by PSISALES

Posted: 9 years ago 18 replies

ECOMMERCE

Hi All
I have a stock of gold plated fashion jewelry
Any suggestion where and how I can sell it?

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#fashion #jewelry #online #sell

AadhyaMehra Banned 9 years ago

Try on Amazon.
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hrishivardhan 9 years ago

You can cell it on many eCommerce platforms like amazon, eBay etc. But you need to find useful software that can sell on multi channel and that can do Order, Purchase, Inventory, Shipping management for you.
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salmanhaider 9 years ago

Originally Posted by PSISALES

Hi All
I have a stock of gold plated fashion jewelry
Any suggestion where and how I can sell it?

Thanks

Etsy is great for selling Jewellery. PM me for Ebook on selling online.
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tiana with ecomdash 9 years ago

Amazon has a lot of restrictions and requirements in order to be approved to sell jewelry. It's a really profitable and trusted marketplace, so it could be worth the time you'd wait getting approval. Here's some more info about restricted categories on Amazon - Amazon.com Help: Categories and Products Requiring Approval

In the meantime, maybe check out Etsy? It's a good venue for jewelry (and one of my favorite places to shop, coincidentally).

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sellonlinee 9 years ago

Checkout etsy statistics.Handmadeology.com
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- fotoflo 9 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by sellonlinee
  
  Checkout etsy statistics.Handmadeology.com
  
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PSISALES 9 years ago

Thanks guys
Isn't Etsy for hand made goods only?
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- iam8iam 9 years ago
  
  You are fine if you designed the items, but you outsourced manufacturing. You will have to ask for an approval if that is the case.
  
  Depending on a size of your batch, you can try to sell it to a wholesaler or on a Craigslist.
  
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Slade556 9 years ago

I think etsy is your best bet. Also, make sure you create a facebook fan page and use instagram and pinterest a lot! If you do it right, social media will drive tons of traffic your way!
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tiana with ecomdash 9 years ago

Etsy now allows wholesale products on the marketplace. I'm not too sure about the specifics, but one of their most successful sellers list wholesale goods from Alibaba - How to make a million dollars on Etsy

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repricerexpress 9 years ago

Etsy, Amazon, eBay.
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gcreationz 9 years ago

I would recommend you to decide the budget and a package to market yourself, Accordingly cater for the right platform.

Then i would suggest you to research the best market you can cater and the product like your are working most. ( etsy is a good example of this to research)

Compare your products to your competitors in terms of display, Price, Specifications etc.

Even many people i have seen doing great business with facebook itself. so all depend on how and what's your pocket for marketing.

Until you have all above blueprint you will land no where on to road of success but will just end up without nothing.
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NewParadigm 9 years ago

home parties
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martinmarketing 9 years ago

amazon and ebay are the most valid ... but I think it's better for jewelry Etsy
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- Michael S M 9 years ago
  
  You could try TrueFacet (https://www.truefacet.com/sell-old-u...atches-online/). Apparently they offer up to 20% more than other online stores.
  
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srp0987 9 years ago

Seconding/thirding Etsy. That's one of the first places I go when I want jewelry, and the customers you get there may be willing to pay a little more for jewelry than customers on Amazon.
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ShallyLim 7 years ago

I will recommend you Amazone and Ebay
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dave_hermansen 7 years ago

#1 - Etsy (but only if it is handmade by you - they won't accept you, otherwise)
#2 - Amazon (high fees but they have the largest audience of all and jewelry has crazy markups, so their fees won't hurt you)
#3 - Ebay (they also have a big audience, but generally cheaper people than Amazon and also people more likely to commit fraud. Ebay wold be best for cheap, costume jewelry).
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