Jewellery and watch photography
without the shoot

Rings, necklaces, bracelets and watches placed on skin, on stone, in water or in a vitrine, with the metal colour, stones and dial kept to the real piece.

Wristwatch on wet black rock as a wave breaks behind
20 images of one piece
AED3,500
Pieces in a Campaign pack
3
Hand models to book
0
Working days for 50 images
7

From a counter
to a campaign

A phone photo of the watch on a kitchen counter, and the finished frame.

Wristwatch on a kitchen counter, shot on a phone
Your phone photo
The same watch on wet black rock as a wave breaks behind
Finished frame

Why jewellery
is hard

Small, shiny and expensive. Every error shows.

Jewellery is the category where most AI images fail. Stones multiply, prongs melt, dial text turns to noise. A customer paying for gold notices all of it.

  • Stones and settings. The number, cut and position of stones match the piece.
  • Metal colour. Yellow, white and rose gold kept apart, with believable reflections.
  • Dials and hands. Indices, logos and dial text kept exact. Where generation cannot hold a detail, we place your own photo of it into the frame.
  • Engraving and hallmarks. Send a close photo and we keep them.
  • Hands and skin. Natural hands, the right number of fingers, fixed for free if anything slips.

Detail,
gold and light

Close work from our fragrance, beauty and fashion sets.

Gold rings in rippled sand beside a body oil bottleMacro of a black and gold perfume capClose up of gold geometric embroidery on an abaya cuff

Settings
that sell

Where the piece lives says what it costs.

  • On skin. Wrists, hands, collarbones and ears, with generated models and no releases.
  • Stone and water. Travertine, marble, black rock, wet sand and sea light.
  • Gifting. Boxes, ribbon and seasonal sets for Eid, Ramadan, Valentine and year end.
  • Vitrine and boutique. Glass, velvet and brass for a retail feel.

Packs

Fixed prices, the same on every page. A Drop covers one product in one look. A Campaign covers up to three products or three scenes.

Drop

20 images

AED 3,500

One product, one look. For a launch post, a new flavour or a seasonal refresh.

  • 20 finished images, 60 files
  • 1 product, 1 art direction
  • 1:1, 4:5 and 9:16 crops
  • 2 revision rounds
  • Commercial licence, paid ads included
Start with Drop

Delivery in 5 working days

Campaign

50 images

AED 7,500

A full campaign across feed, stories, site and outdoor. The pack most brands need.

  • 50 finished images, 200 files
  • Up to 3 products, 3 scenes
  • All four ratios plus a print key visual
  • Moodboard and test frames first
  • 2 revision rounds
Start a campaign

Delivery in 7 working days

Always-on

60 images a month

AED 6,000/month

Your look, locked and refreshed every month. For brands and agencies that post daily.

  • 60 new images every month
  • Your look kept consistent month to month
  • New products added any time
  • 72-hour turnaround on new drops
  • Cancel with 30 days notice
Talk about Always-on

Ongoing, billed monthly

Questions

Is AI accurate enough for jewellery photography?

On its own, not always. That is why every frame is checked against your photos, and fine details like dial text or engraving are placed from your own photo when needed. Anything that drifts is fixed for free.

What photos do you need of the piece?

Clear phone photos from several angles in daylight, plus close photos of stones, clasps, dials or engraving. Existing product photos work too.

Can you show the jewellery on a model?

Yes. Hands, wrists, necks and ears are generated, so there are no hand model fees or releases.

Do you do watch photography?

Yes. Dials, hands, bezels and straps are kept to the real watch. Send a straight-on photo of the dial.

Can you make images for a collection launch?

Yes. A Campaign pack covers up to three pieces or three scenes in one consistent look, delivered in 7 working days.

Send us one piece

A few clear phone photos are enough to start. We reply within one working day with the pack that fits and a date for your test frames.

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