★★★★★ 4.9 · 40+ Google reviews | 300+ brands since 2021

Jewelry Product Photography in Los Angeles

Rings, necklaces, watches, gemstones, and fine pieces shot with controlled reflections and accurate color. Calibrated lighting that captures the metal, stone, and finish exactly as they look in person. From $15 to $25 per photo with 7-day turnaround.

Controlled reflections Fine detail retouching Lifetime usage rights

Trusted by 300+ Amazon, Shopify & Etsy brands

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Photos that close the sale

Jewelry sells on detail. We shoot rings, necklaces, bracelets, earrings, and watches in our Downtown LA studio with the lighting, color accuracy, and retouching that makes a $200 piece look worth $2,000. The kind of photos that turn “just browsing” into “just bought.”

Ring photography by ProShot Media

Ring

$15 / photo
Necklace photography by ProShot Media

Necklace

$15 / photo
Bracelet photography by ProShot Media

Bracelet

$15 / photo
Earring photography by ProShot Media

Earrings

$25 / photo
Watch photography by ProShot Media

Watch

$20 / photo

Send it in. We handle the rest in one week.

Shot, edited, color-corrected, and listing-ready.

1

Send us your products

Ship from anywhere in the U.S. or drop off at our Downtown LA studio. We will ship everything back after the shoot.

2

Confirm your listing shot list

We map out your 7 Amazon image slots together, plus any A+ Content modules, so every photo has a clear purpose before we shoot.

3

Upload-ready in 7 days

Get back fully edited, color-corrected, Amazon-compliant photos within 7 business days. Rush options for Prime Day prep at 3-5 or 1-2 day turnaround.

How we shoot it

How we photograph jewelry.

Jewelry is the hardest category to shoot well. Reflective metal, tiny detail, and stones that have to sparkle without blowing out all fight the camera. Here is how we handle each one.

01

Reflective metals, without hot spots

Gold, silver, and platinum act like mirrors. Point a light straight at them and you get blown-out hot spots, or you catch the studio and the camera in the reflection. We shape light with diffusion and carefully placed modifiers, working in controlled setups that decide exactly where each reflection lands.

The result shows the curve, weight, and shine of the metal without glare, and without the flat grey look that comes from over-diffusing it. Where a single frame cannot stay clean, our editors composite multiple exposures and remove any stray reflection by hand.

02

Fine detail, sharp front to back

Jewelry lives in the details: prong settings, pave, engraving, hallmarks, and clasp mechanisms. At the magnification these need, most of the piece falls out of focus in a single shot.

We use focus stacking, capturing a series of frames focused at different depths and merging them into one image that is sharp from the nearest prong to the back of the setting. Craftsmanship that a phone photo would blur reads clearly, which is exactly what a buyer zooms in to check.

03

Lighting that brings stones to life

A diamond or gemstone has to look brilliant without looking blown out. We light stones to bring out their brilliance and fire while holding detail in the highlights, and we control facet reflections so the stone reads as clear and cut, not as a white flare.

Transparent and colored stones get lighting tuned to their material, so an emerald looks like an emerald and a diamond keeps its sparkle. The goal is a stone that looks as alive on screen as it does in the hand.

04

Color you can trust

Metal tone and stone color are where accuracy matters most. A yellow gold that photographs too warm, or a sapphire that shifts toward purple, leads to returns and disputes.

We shoot and edit on a color-managed workflow, referencing a physical color target and checking every image on calibrated monitors. The gold, rose gold, and stone colors we deliver match the real piece, so your listing sets the right expectation and your customer gets what they saw.

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The equipment behind the detail

Detail like this depends on the gear behind it. We shoot on a 32.5-megapixel full-frame camera that captures enough detail for a customer to zoom deep into a listing and still see a clean, sharp image. That resolution also means every photo crops and scales cleanly for any placement, from a small Amazon thumbnail to a full-screen hero.

Paired with a 100mm macro lens built for close-up work, we resolve the facets of a stone, the texture of a setting, and the finish of the metal at a level a standard camera and lens cannot reach. It is the difference between a photo that looks fine at a glance and one that holds up when a buyer inspects it up close.

What jewelry brands say

★★★★★ 4.9 · 39 Google reviews
Gabe, founder and lead photographer at ProShot Media, behind the camera

Meet Gabe

Gabe is the project manager behind every product photo we deliver. With over six years of experience in product photography, he leads a team of photographers, retouchers, and assistants, handling both the creative and the logistics of every project.

From planning to delivery, he oversees every shoot to make sure the final result matches exactly what you pictured. Our studio sits in the Downtown LA Fashion District, where we shoot everything from apparel and cosmetics to tech and packaged goods.

6+ years
Product photography
300+
Brands served
100% human
No AI, ever

Jewelry photography questions, answered

Reflective metal photography is mostly a lighting problem, not a retouching one. We use large diffused light sources, polarizers, and carefully placed bounce cards to control what the metal reflects. The result is even tone across the piece without blown-out hot spots or muddy shadows. We do not paint over reflections in post; the photo looks real because the lighting is real.
Most jewelry photos are $15 each. Earrings and watches run $20 to $25 per photo due to the extra setup. Setup is a one-time $120 fee per piece type. Every photo includes full retouching, color correction on the metal and stones, and lifetime usage rights. No editing fees, no licensing costs. Orders of 50+ photos get 15% off automatically. See the full breakdown on our pricing page.
Yes. Loose stones are some of the trickiest jewelry subjects because color saturation, fire, and visible facets all need to translate from real life to screen. We color-calibrate per stone type, use a known-reference target in each session, and confirm the final files on a hardware-calibrated monitor. If the stone is in hand and the photo is on screen and they look different, we shot it wrong, so we shoot it again.
For rings: top down, side profile, three-quarter angle, and a tight detail shot of the stone setting. For necklaces and pendants: full chain layout, pendant detail, and a worn-on-stand shot. For earrings: matched pair flat lay plus single-earring detail. For watches: bezel, dial, side, crown, and clasp. We can match a specific Amazon or Shopify shot list if you send one over.
Yes. We regularly photograph engagement rings, signed pieces, and high-value inventory. The studio is secured and insured during sessions. For very high-value or one-of-one pieces we can arrange same-day drop-off and pickup, or shoot on-site at your studio or vault.
Standard turnaround is 7 business days from when we receive your pieces and final shot list. Rush delivery is 3 to 5 business days for a 25% surcharge, or 1 to 2 business days for 50% (useful for new collection launches or trade show prep). Extended 12+ day turnaround gets you 5% off.
Yes. About 90% of our jewelry clients ship from outside California. Send your pieces to our Downtown LA studio at 824 S Los Angeles St, Suite 600, insured for the value of the contents. Include a return shipping label and we ship everything back insured after the shoot. We have photographed jewelry for 300+ brands nationwide using this process.
Yes. On-model jewelry photography (ear, neck, wrist, hand) is $199 per hour and you receive every photo from the session. We can source a hand model for $100 per hour or you can bring your own. Useful for showing scale, layering, and how a piece looks worn.
Yes. Orders of 50+ photos get 15% off the per-photo rate automatically. We have done multi-hundred SKU jewelry catalogs across rings, necklaces, earrings, and watches. For very large catalogs, we can phase delivery so you can start uploading to your website or Amazon listings while we keep shooting the rest.
Yes. Every image comes with lifetime usage rights. Permanent, unlimited commercial use across your website, Etsy, Shopify, Amazon, social media, paid ads, lookbooks, and print, with no licensing fees, royalties, or expiration dates ever.

Ship us your jewelry, get listing-ready photos back.

Insured shipping both ways. 7-day turnaround. From $15 per photo.

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