Jewellery Photography London
I photograph jewellery for luxury brands. Rings, necklaces, earrings, bracelets -- captured with the precision and detail that fine craftsmanship deserves.
Based in London, I work with jewellery brands of all sizes, from independent designers to established houses. Every image is retouched to print and web standard.
Who This Is For
I work with luxury jewellery brands who need more than stills. Marketing teams producing content across e-commerce, social media, email campaigns, and wholesale catalogues.
Brands launching new collections who need 10-15 visual assets per piece but cannot reshoot every time they need a new angle or context.
If your photographer delivers beautiful images but you are still missing Reels, turntables, or product animation for social, that is exactly the gap I fill.
Photography and CGI from one person means one creative direction across every format.
Fine Jewellery Photography
Fine jewellery demands precision. Diamond sparkle, metal lustre, gemstone colour - these details are what sell the piece, and they need to be captured accurately.
I use focus stacking, controlled studio lighting, and specialist macro techniquesto render every facet with clarity. The result: images that look as good as thejewellery itself.
Editorial & Campaign Photography
Beyond the packshot. Styled editorial and campaign imagery that positions your jewellery in a world your customer wants to be part of.
Lifestyle sets, model shoots, and creative concepts -- designed to work across your website, social media, and print campaigns.
Photography + CGI: A Consistent Look
I also render jewellery in photorealistic CGI. Same eye, same lighting sensibility, same creative vision -- whether the piece is photographed in my studio or built in 3D from reference.
This means you can get impossible angles, infinite colour variations, and campaign environments without a second shoot. And everything matches, because it all comes from one person.
For pre-launch visuals, CAD-based renders, or extra angles without another shoot, see 3D jewellery rendering.
Common Questions
**Q: How much does jewellery photography cost?**
Most projects fall between £3,000 and £15,000 depending on scope and volume. Packshots start from £25 per image. I put together tiered options so you can choose what fits.
**Q: How long does a jewellery photoshoot take?**
A typical shoot of 10-20 pieces takes one day in studio. Retouching and delivery within 5-10 business days. Rush turnaround is available.
**Q: Do you photograph watches as well?**
Yes. I have a dedicated watch photography service. Watch photography
**Q: Can you also create 3D renders of my jewellery?**
Yes -- that is what sets me apart. I photograph your pieces and render them in CGI from the same creative perspective. CGI product photography
What a Jewellery Shoot Looks Like
A typical session covers 10-20 pieces in a single studio day. Each piece gets multiple angles: hero shot, detail macro, and lifestyle or editorial context.
I use focus stacking for close-ups so every facet, prong, and surface texture is sharp from edge to edge.
For brands that also need CGI, I photograph the collection and build 3D models of selected hero pieces during post-production.
The renders match the same lighting philosophy as the photography. One brief produces stills for your website, renders for social, and animations for Reels.
Beyond the Shoot
Once a 3D model exists, every new image is a render away. A new colourway, a seasonal campaign background, a product reveal animation.
No reshoot, no shipping, no additional studio time. For brands launching products that are still in production, CGI creates launch-ready visuals from CAD files months before the finished piece arrives.
I also shoot e-commerce packshots from £25 per image for brands needing volume work alongside campaign and editorial content.
Whether it is five hero pieces for a collection launch or five hundred SKUs for an online store, the same eye and the same standards apply.
Luxury Product Photography London
Jewellery is the focus, but the same lighting and retouching approach works for premium accessories, watches, fragrance, and small luxury products.
If a piece needs careful reflections, clean material texture, or macro detail, it needs the same level of control as fine jewellery photography.
Work With a London Jewellery Photographer
Tell me about your collection. I'll come back with options.