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is this photo good enough to sell with?
drop in a photo of your piece and find out in a second — lighting, focus, background, framing and whether it meets each marketplace's size rules. nothing is uploaded.
drop a photo of your piece
or click to choose one. jpeg, png or webp. it's measured right here in your browser — the photo is never uploaded.
what we measure
the four numbers.
Listing Score
The one number. A weighted blend of exposure, focus, background, framing and resolution — how ready this photo is to sell with, not how pretty it is.
Light Score
Polished metal is the hardest thing there is to expose. This measures how much of your piece is blown to pure white or crushed to black, where the detail is gone for good.
Piece Coverage
How much of the frame your jewelry actually fills. Most phone photos put a ring at around 10% — and a marketplace grid then shrinks that to nothing.
Concerns
The specific, fixable things, each with what to do about it. Zero is achievable with a window and a sheet of paper.
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pricing
jewelry pricing calculator
price handmade jewelry to profit: materials, labor, fees, and target margin into retail, wholesale, and break-even.
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gold price calculator
live gold value by karat and weight: melt value plus a realistic dealer payout.
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permanent jewelry pricing calculator
price welded bracelets, anklets, and necklaces: chain, labor, and overhead into a per-inch price and margin.
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silver price calculator
live silver melt value by fineness and weight: sterling, coin, and fine silver, plus a realistic scrap payout.
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platinum price calculator
live platinum melt value by fineness and weight, from 950 and 900 marks, plus a realistic dealer payout.
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hallmark decoder
read the stamp inside a piece: 925, 750, 585, 417, platinum and plating marks.
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ring size converter
convert a ring size across US, UK, EU and mm, with a full chart and how to measure at home.
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