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.


See my CGI work


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.


Work With a London Jewellery Photographer

Tell me about your collection. I'll come back with options.


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