00:00If you sell jewelry, whether it's at craft fairs, flea markets, or your own little online shop,
00:04you know the struggle of pricing a hundred tiny rings without losing your mind.
00:08I went digging through the reviews, the sales numbers, and the ratings,
00:12and I pulled together the five best blank price tags for jewelry sellers right now.
00:17Every single one of these is under four bucks, so stick around, because number five might be my
00:22favorite. First up, we've got a 500-piece roll of craft paper price stickers. These are the
00:29self-adhesive kind, white, blank, and just peel and stick straight onto a ring band, an earring card,
00:34or the back of a pendant. $399 for 500 of them works out to less than a penny a tag,
00:40which is honestly ridiculous. Over 4,500 people have bought these, and they're sitting at a 4.8
00:47rating. If you move a lot of inventory and you just need something fast, clean, and cheap,
00:52this is the workhorse of the bunch. Next, these 100-piece quadrate blank price tags.
00:59These are the little square paper display cards, so instead of sticking to the jewelry,
01:03they hang with it, which gives your table a much more finished, boutique kind of look.
01:08$341 for 100, and they've got a 4.9 rating from over 4,000 buyers, which is about as good
01:13as it
01:14gets. If you sell at markets where presentation actually matters, these make cheap earrings look
01:19way more expensive than they are. Small change, big difference.
01:24Coming in at number 3, the string cord price tags.
01:28These are rectangle white blank labels that come with the little string already attached,
01:32so you're not sitting there threading cord through a hundred tiny holes at midnight before a show.
01:38$333 for 100 tags, 4.8 rating.
01:41These are perfect for bracelets, chunky necklaces, or anything with a clasp you can loop them through.
01:47And honestly, the pre-tied string is the whole selling point, it saves you the most annoying
01:52part of the job. Number 4 is another 500-piece craft paper roll, and this one's basically the
01:58same idea as our first pick, but it's got a slightly higher rating at 4.9.
02:04$398 for the roll.
02:05What I like about the roll format is that it lives in a drawer, it doesn't get bent or creased
02:10like
02:10sheet labels do, and you just tear off what you need. If you're the kind of seller who's
02:15constantly repricing stuff or running sales, having a roll sitting next to your workbench
02:19is genuinely handy. Grab a couple, they're cheap enough.
02:24And finally, my favorite of the lineup, these merchandise cloth pricing labels that come in
02:28gold, silver, and white. These have that classic jewelry store look, the kind you'd see on a display
02:34case at a real shop, and the gold and silver options actually match your metals instead of
02:38clashing with them. 316, 4.9 rating, and you can grab either 100 or 500 pieces to
02:45depending on how much you're moving. For the cheapest price on this list, you get the most
02:50premium-looking result. That's a pretty easy yes.
02:54Alright, that's the 5. I've dropped links to every single one of these down in the description,
03:00so go check current prices, they move around a lot.
03:03If this helped you out, hit that like button, and subscribe if you want more finds like this.
03:08Thanks for watching, and good luck with your next market.
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