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How Do You Start A Jewelry Business?

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How Do You Start A Jewelry Business?

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I learned a long time ago how important taking my tools to an art and craft show can be. Most seasoned jewelry sellers already know from necessity that they have to take their tools with them, but I see all too often the novice seller only bring stock without any way to tackle resizing or repairs while they are on the road. Putting tools on your show checklist is a must. Bringing your tools with you gives you the ability to make quick repairs to pieces that may get damaged during travel. It is sales suicide to have to take a piece out of your inventory if it gets broken. Most artists never bring enough stock as it is, so losing another piece, especially if it is one your better sellers will cost you. You can’t leave your booth to run home to fix a piece or get more stock, so you need the ability to repair your jewelry no matter where you are. Managing inventory is hard enough without the ability to bring every bracelet or necklace size with you. Bringing your tools gives you the abilit

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