Are You Confused Where To Start Selling Your Jewellery Online?

An alternative to fairs is being able to sell on-line where the potential is limited only by your imagination. The internet has become a huge global market place, ideally suited to sales of items which can be easily packed up and posted anywhere in the world. Therefore there are lots of website to help you, but it can get confusing who to choose.

Etsy is an American-owned site offering hand-made items for sale, and which states that their mission is “to enable people to make a living making things.” Etsy can be localised for UK buyers and sellers, and uses tags in item descriptions to help searchers find what they are seeking.

Both Misi and Folksy offers the same sort of service but are UK-based, and also include featured artists and make-it guides. Buyers shop at fixed prices for individual hand-made craft items such as beads, unlike eBay where auction-based bargain-hunting is more the case. All have categories offering jewellery findings and jewellery making supplies too and there is a great sense of community and identity within the sites so they are good places to start out selling your jewellery! Good Luck!!