Need opinions of other photographers…(& freebie for one!)

for me it would depend on price point and turn around but if it wasn’t a terribly long turnaround (1-2 weeks) I would think about using them as gifts to my special clients..

I love ‘em and depending on price I would buy them as gifts or offer them as products. I’ve been on the search for nice affordable jewelry. I could see gifting them if they are about $25. I may be way out of the ball park though.

Hi Mary,

These are very cool!! I think they might look neat with some beloved pet portraits inside. I especially love the keyring!

Well, they look lovely to me! I think they have a posh look to them, and I bet they are time consuming to make, so I’d be surprised to get them for under $65 or so. I’d gift them to my clients for sure. Hope I get the freebie.
Thanks also for all your hard work on Blogs of photographers, I read every post and love it.

I’m not a person that likes to wear pictures as jewelry but I think others might be. These are very stylish. If I were a person interested in buying them from a photographer, I’d pay between $60-$100.

I love the “rough” handmade look of them. I would offer them but I too don’t know how much I’d charge. I’m thining if I wanted to buy one from a photographer I wouldn’t pay more than $40.

Those are very unique and I like the presentation of the photos within them. Nice work. Since they are hand-made, it would depend on the price point for me.

I would definitely offer these as incentives and gifts for my clients. Depending on size, I’d be willing to pay $20 or so. That is assuming they are small…and I’m willing to pay more for larger pendants!

I, too, think they are wonderful, but find that though my clients seem to say they like the purses and jewelry, rarely purchase it. I could see gifting these to clients who make large purchases though. I’d love to have one!

these are very nice, depending on the price point I would give one away at first for higher priced orders, which may prompt someone to by extras for grandparents etc… Nice work!

As everyone else has says, these are lovely. Don’t know what the market would be up where I am, but they are something I may take a run at, just to see what the demand is….

These are very cute! I would consider giving them to a gift to special clients. I don’t think I would pay more than $25 (including shipping).

These are awesome! I love that each one is unique. I think these would be good with portrait/pet/etc market, but I don’t think my market would be huge with them. If I focused more on children, then I would definitely consider something like this.

I think they are super cute but I dont know if I would bother with selling them to clients only because I’m not sure if they would be a huge hit. They would be a great gift idea and I would definitely consider selling them to clients if the price was right!

I have tried the jewelry thing and they just do not sell with my client base. I could see gifting these if they were the right price.

I would love to have something like this to gift to my clients!

I currently have a jeweler that is working on something similiar. I think they are great. I would purchase them if my jeweler doesn’t work out. I’d probably expect to spend from $40 to $60 for a pendant…

Thanks for all you do…Beautiful!

OMGosh…. They are sooo adorable… I would love one around my neck of my daughter!!!!!

I would definitely gift them, but not offer them for purchase. I find that my clients do not purchase jewelry or purses for themselves, but love them as gifts. Strange…but true.

I adore these! Too cute and would love to see pets in them as well. I’m not sure about how much to pay/charge, but I was thinking somewhere in the $50-100 range. Keep us posted on your future plans for these!

I’m already doing something similar, and my clients love them!

I think many photographers are slightly weary of jewelry vendors now, so that may be your only hitch. So many vendors start out great, but once they get a lot of business, they completely flounder. I wouldn’t offer jewelry for sale to my clients because of this, but I might gift them. I would expect a pendant like this to cost around $60.

they are beautiful – I would love to ofer them to clients – never mind – I would love one for me! it would depend on the price point as well especially in the current economic situations that sadly so many families are in currently

Heather

Love these, and would purchase for myself.

My clientele, I’ve had very few purchase jewelry, handbags, etc…but I would certainly gift to a good client.

Price range, I would say $35 to $50, maybe a little more depending in size.

Andrea

Depends on the price point. I work with a lot of single income families so they usually order the basics. But if they are a good price, would definitely look at them. So much of the pendants you see out there are kinda tacky but these are beautiful. If anything, I’d get some for me.

I love how they look! and I’d like to see them closer. I would probably include them as a little “surprise” when sending out the high value packages, I think they would give good exposure and word of mouth as people ask about them when they see your previous client wearing them/ on their key chain etc…

Love these – very nice! I like that each is unique. For my clients, I would use these as an add-on/gift and would expect to pay $40-$50. I am looking forward to seeing where you go with this.

I love them! How much will you be selling them for?

I would, but generally the jewelry markup is just not high enough for me. I think these are beautiful.

I’d pay between $40-$100 depending on the size.
I really usually hate photo jewelry, because they usually look really cheap but these are gorgeous. Reminds me of the jewelry from Sundance (Robert Redford’s company).
I would definitely consider buying these for my top clients as a thank you, and I’d offer these as products too, as long as the turnaround time was less than a month.

I love them. I would buy them but it would depend on price. I want to learn how to do them!