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An independent jeweller juggles repairs at the counter, bespoke commissions and an online shop. Repair software tracks every piece from take-in to collection, booking software takes consultations with a payment upfront, and gift cards and review requests run online. Photos must show stones and metal truly, and ring sizes, engraving and hallmark claims are checked by a person.
7 ideastypical cost $9£7€8A$13C$13 a monthtypical saving about $133£100€119A$192C$188 a month
Square eGift cards let customers buy a jewelry gift card online at any hour and spend it in the shop. No monthly fee; about $15£11€13A$21C$21 a month in card fees.
Square Appointments lets customers book a design consultation online, sends reminders and can take payment upfront. Free, plus card fees on deposits.
Photoroom removes backgrounds, cleans dust and adds shadows so each piece looks consistent online. From about $7£5€6A$10C$9 a month.
Turn consultation notes into a clear written spec and question list with ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini, then check it. Free to about $27£20€24A$38C$38 a month.
RO App logs each repair with photos and job stages and reminds customers when it's ready to collect. From about $33£25€30A$48C$47 a month.
Look up assay office marks, date letters and makers' marks on second-hand pieces, with sources to check before pricing. Free.
Judge.me's free plan asks every online jewelry customer for a review at a time you choose, after the gift has been given. Free; needs Shopify.