Sell stock as well as being found
Your shop page brings people through the door, but the advert allowance also lets you list what is actually in store — rings, watches, loose gemstones, silverware, gift boxes and accessories — so shoppers searching for a specific item locally land on you rather than a national retailer.
Pieces you may advertise
Regulatory requirements differ by category — hallmarking, second-hand goods registration and diamond sourcing rules among them — and the sign-up asks which jewellery types your shop deals in. Your shop page then shows exactly those, so buyers do not arrive asking for something you cannot legally supply.
Every seller here is identity checked
Before any jewellery advert goes live the seller passes a photo ID check matched against a live selfie. It takes a couple of minutes once, and it is the reason buyers here behave differently to buyers on free classified sites — they arrive expecting a real, traceable business rather than an anonymous phone number.
What your profile page shows
Your business gets its own page: description, photos, the jewellery types and areas you cover, opening hours, phone, website, prices if you want to publish them, and any registrations or accreditations you hold. It is indexed by Google in its own right, so people searching for your service in your town can find it directly.
How long it takes to get listed
Joining, filling in your contact details and your business details takes around ten minutes on a phone. There is nothing to install and no sales call — you fill the form, claim your free first year and your page is live.