SUNZEN custom jewelry showcase factory and manufacturing workshop
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Custom Jewelry Showcase Factory & Manufacturing

Inside the SUNZEN custom jewelry showcase factory, bespoke display cases move from approved store concepts and CAD engineering through material preparation, metal fabrication, woodworking, glass processing, finishing, lighting integration, assembly and strict quality control.

Our manufacturing process is developed for individual custom showcases as well as coordinated full-store jewelry fixture packages, helping maintain consistent dimensions, materials, finishes and lighting across the complete boutique.

Explore our complete range of custom jewelry display cases for different retail layouts and merchandising requirements.

Inside the Factory

How Are Custom Jewelry Showcases Made?

A custom jewelry showcase is the result of a coordinated manufacturing process rather than a single cabinet assembly operation.

Production begins after the store concept, showcase dimensions, materials and engineering details have been approved. From that point, metal, wood, glass, lighting, hardware and decorative finishes move through specialized manufacturing stages before final assembly.

For complete jewelry boutique projects, related showcase families can be pre-assembled and inspected together before shipment to review alignment, finish consistency and lighting performance across the full fixture package.

Manufacturing Workflow

From Design Engineering to QC & Export Packaging

SUNZEN jewelry showcase manufacturing process from design and engineering to quality control and packaging
01Design
02Engineering
03Material Selection
04Metal Processing
05Wood Fabrication
06Glass Processing
07Finishing
08Lighting Installation
09Assembly
10Quality Control
11Pre-Assembly
12Export Packaging
Design & Engineering

Start With Store Planning and Production-Ready CAD Drawings

Professional jewelry showcase manufacturing begins before materials reach the production floor. The boutique layout, product categories, customer circulation and fixture dimensions first need to be translated into a coordinated design and engineering system.

After the visual direction is approved, technical drawings define the dimensions and construction information required for manufacturing.

Store Floor Plan: establish fixture locations, circulation and spatial relationships.
3D Visualization: review proportions, materials, finishes and the overall boutique environment.
Showcase Dimensions: coordinate length, width, height and display proportions with the actual store.
CAD Engineering: define structures, glass, doors, drawers, lighting and construction details.
Material Specification: confirm visible finishes and technical materials before production.
Production Drawings: lock the approved information used by the manufacturing team.
Jewelry showcase CAD drawing 3D rendering prototype and engineering development
Production Engineering

What Should Be Defined Before Manufacturing Begins?

DIMENSIONS

Fixture Geometry

Overall length, depth, height and internal display dimensions need to match the approved store layout.

OPENING SYSTEM

Doors & Drawers

Hinges, slides, access directions, drawers and locks are coordinated with daily staff operation.

LIGHTING

Electrical Layout

LED positions, cable routing, drivers and maintenance access are planned before assembly.

MATERIALS

Finish Specification

Glass, metal, wood, stone, lining and decorative surfaces are confirmed against the approved design.

PRODUCTION

Manufacturing Reference

Approved engineering drawings provide a consistent reference across different workshop processes.

Jewelry showcase factory raw materials including glass metal wood velvet and LED lighting
Material Preparation

Select and Inspect Materials Before They Enter Production

Jewelry showcase manufacturing combines multiple material systems within one fixture. Their dimensions, finishes and technical properties need to be coordinated before fabrication begins.

Glass: tempered safety glass and low-iron high-clarity glazing according to project requirements.
Metal: stainless steel, aluminum and structural metal components.
Wood Panels: engineered panels, cabinetry materials and decorative veneers.
Interior Linings: velvet, microfiber, leather-effect and other product-facing finishes.
Decorative Surfaces: stone, plated metal, lacquer and other project-specific finishes.
Lighting Components: high-CRI LED strips, spotlights, drivers and control components.
Material Coordination

Build the Showcase as a Complete Material System

Visual Quality

Glass clarity, metal tone, wood finish and interior lining should support the jewelry rather than visually compete with it.

Batch Consistency

For complete-store orders, approved finish references help maintain consistent appearance across multiple showcase types.

Metal Fabrication

Build the Structural Framework With Precision Metal Processing

Metal fabrication forms the structural foundation of many premium jewelry showcases. Profiles and sheet components move through cutting, forming, welding, grinding and finishing before they are integrated with cabinetry and glass.

Accurate metalwork affects structural stability, glass alignment, door operation and the visual consistency of finished frame details.

Laser Cutting: prepare metal components according to engineering dimensions.
Forming: shape profiles and sheet components to the required geometry.
Welding: join structural elements into stable frame assemblies.
Grinding: refine joints and visible surfaces before finishing.
Polishing: prepare the frame for the specified decorative finish.
Jewelry showcase metal fabrication process including laser cutting welding grinding and polishing
Metal Engineering

Why Metal Fabrication Accuracy Matters

Structural Stability

The internal framework needs to support glass, cabinetry and daily retail operation without unwanted movement.

Glass Alignment

Accurate frame dimensions help glass panels meet surrounding structures with consistent joints.

Door Accuracy

Well-controlled fabrication contributes to smoother opening systems and more consistent door gaps.

Finish Quality

Grinding and surface preparation influence the final appearance of polished, brushed or plated metal.

Fixture Consistency

Repeatable fabrication is particularly important when several showcases form one coordinated boutique package.

Long-Term Operation

Structural and dimensional accuracy supports reliable everyday use after the showcases are installed.

CNC woodworking and cabinet manufacturing inside a custom jewelry showcase factory
CNC Woodworking

Manufacture Cabinet Bodies, Bases, Back Panels and Storage

Woodworking creates the cabinet architecture that supports storage, decorative surfaces and the upper display structure. CNC processing helps translate approved CAD dimensions into repeatable cabinet components.

Accurate woodworking is especially important because doors, drawers, metal frames, glass and lighting components eventually need to meet within the same finished showcase.

Panel Cutting: prepare cabinet components to engineering dimensions.
CNC Machining: create openings, joints and project-specific geometry.
Edge Processing: prepare visible and structural panel edges.
Cabinet Assembly: build the internal body and supporting structure.
Drawer Construction: coordinate storage with slides, locks and staff access.
Decorative Preparation: prepare surfaces for veneer, lacquer or other specified finishes.
Glass Processing

Prepare High-Visibility Glass for Premium Jewelry Presentation

Glass quality has a direct influence on how jewelry is perceived inside a showcase. Clarity, edge quality, dimensions and installation accuracy all affect the final visual result.

After cutting and edge processing, glass components are prepared according to the approved showcase dimensions and opening system.

Glass Selection: choose glazing according to clarity, safety and project requirements.
Cutting: process each panel according to approved engineering dimensions.
Edge Finishing: refine visible glass edges before assembly.
Hole & Hardware Preparation: prepare project-specific openings where required.
Inspection: review dimensions, visible condition and edge quality before installation.
Jewelry showcase glass comparison and high clarity glass processing
Glass & Viewing Quality

Reduce Visual Interference Between the Customer and the Jewelry

Clarity

High-clarity glazing helps reduce unwanted color cast and keeps the merchandise visually prominent.

Clean Presentation

Refined edges and controlled joints contribute to the premium appearance expected from luxury jewelry showcases.

Jewelry showcase metal wood lacquer and surface finish samples
Surface Finishes

Control Color, Texture and Finish Consistency Across the Showcase Package

Surface finishing determines much of the visible character of a jewelry showcase. Brushed metal, plated surfaces, lacquer, veneer and soft interior finishes need to match the approved retail design rather than vary from cabinet to cabinet.

For multi-fixture projects, finish references and approved samples provide a visual benchmark before final production.

Metal Finishes: brushed, polished, plated or coated surfaces according to the approved design.
Lacquer: controlled color and surface quality for painted cabinetry.
Wood Veneer: coordinate tone, grain and visible direction across related fixtures.
Interior Lining: select product-facing surfaces according to the jewelry category and design concept.
Sample Approval: confirm representative finishes before full production.
Finish Control

Why Sample Approval Matters Before Batch Production

COLOR

Color Consistency

Approved samples create a visual reference for metal, lacquer, veneer and interior finishes.

PROJECT

Fixture-to-Fixture Matching

Full-store projects require different showcase families to maintain one consistent finish language.

Lighting Integration

Engineer the Lighting Before Final Showcase Assembly

Jewelry showcase lighting should be integrated into the cabinet architecture rather than added as a separate decorative feature after construction.

LED position, beam direction, wiring, drivers and maintenance access are coordinated with the glass, frame and interior display area.

LED Position: locate light sources to support jewelry visibility without unnecessary glare.
CRI: select lighting appropriate for accurate jewelry and gemstone presentation.
Cable Routing: conceal wiring within the cabinet structure.
Drivers: position electrical components for practical access and service.
Testing: review illumination and consistency before final packing.
Jewelry showcase integrated LED lighting cross section and engineering
Jewelry Lighting Engineering

Lighting Performance Depends on the Showcase Around It

Viewing Angle

Light positions are coordinated with the way customers view merchandise through the showcase glass.

Reflection Control

Lighting and glass relationships should be reviewed together to reduce distracting reflections.

Visual Hierarchy

Focused illumination can help separate hero products from broader merchandise collections.

Concealed Components

LED channels, wiring and drivers are integrated so technical components do not dominate the display.

Maintenance Access

Lighting components should remain serviceable after the showcase is installed.

Consistency

For complete store packages, multiple showcases should deliver a coordinated lighting character.

Exploded view of custom jewelry showcase assembly with glass metal lighting drawers and cabinet structure
Final Assembly

Bring Metal, Wood, Glass, Lighting and Hardware Together

Final assembly is where the individual production systems become one complete jewelry showcase. Metal frames, cabinet bodies, glass, drawers, doors, locks, lighting and decorative finishes all need to align correctly.

Assembly technicians adjust moving parts, verify gaps and connections, test lighting and complete the visible finish details before the showcase moves to quality inspection.

Frame Assembly: combine the structural elements into the approved showcase geometry.
Cabinet Integration: install cabinetry, storage and visible interior surfaces.
Glass Installation: align glass panels with frames and opening systems.
Hardware Adjustment: test doors, drawers, hinges, slides and locks.
Lighting Test: verify integrated illumination and electrical operation.
Final Detailing: inspect visible joints, alignment and surface condition.
Assembly Accuracy

Small Alignment Errors Become Highly Visible in Premium Showcases

Glass Gaps

Consistent joints help the upper display enclosure feel visually precise.

Material Transitions

Metal, glass, wood and stone interfaces should meet cleanly without unnecessary visual interruptions.

Quality Control

Inspect Each Showcase Before It Leaves the Factory

Quality control verifies the finished showcase against approved drawings, material references and project requirements. Inspection includes both visible quality and functional operation.

For coordinated boutique projects, individual fixtures can also be compared with one another to review finish and lighting consistency across the complete package.

Dimensions: check finished dimensions and alignment against approved drawings.
Glass: review fit, visible condition and installation quality.
Finish: inspect metal, lacquer, veneer and interior surfaces.
Hardware: test doors, drawers, locks and other moving components.
Lighting: verify illumination, wiring and electrical operation.
Overall Appearance: review the completed showcase as a customer-facing retail fixture.
Quality control inspection inside a custom jewelry showcase factory
QC Checklist

What Is Reviewed Before Packaging?

STRUCTURE

Dimensions & Alignment

Overall size, frame alignment and relationships between adjoining components are checked.

FUNCTION

Doors, Drawers & Locks

Opening systems are tested for smooth operation and practical staff access.

LIGHTING

Electrical Performance

Integrated lighting is tested for operation and visible consistency.

FINISH

Surface Quality

Visible metal, wood, glass and interior finishes are reviewed under normal lighting.

GLASS

Clarity & Installation

Glass surfaces, joints and alignment are reviewed before shipment.

Full store jewelry showcase pre-assembly and inspection inside the factory
Full-Store Pre-Assembly

Review the Fixture Package Together Before Export

For complete jewelry store projects, pre-assembly allows different showcase types to be reviewed together before shipment. This can help identify inconsistencies that may be difficult to see when fixtures are inspected individually.

Layout Check: verify fixture sizes and relationships according to the store plan.
Finish Comparison: compare metal, wood and interior finishes across related showcases.
Lighting Comparison: review illumination consistency across the fixture package.
Numbering: identify fixture modules for easier packing and installation coordination.
Site Preparation: confirm installation information before the fixtures are packed.
Single Showcase vs Complete Store

Manufacturing Strategy Changes With Project Scale

Individual Jewelry Showcase

A single display case can be engineered closely around one location, merchandise category or specific functional requirement.

Manufacturing priority: custom dimensions, materials, lighting and detailed product presentation.

Complete Jewelry Store Package

A complete boutique requires multiple showcase families to maintain common material, finish, engineering and lighting standards.

Manufacturing priority: project-wide consistency, coordination and repeatability.

Export Packaging

Protect Finished Jewelry Showcases for International Delivery

After final inspection, showcases are prepared for transport according to their structure, glass content and project destination. Packaging should reduce the risk of movement, impact and surface damage during handling and shipping.

Surface Protection: protect finished metal, wood and decorative surfaces.
Glass Protection: secure glazing and vulnerable edges for transport.
Internal Stabilization: prevent drawers, doors and loose components from moving during shipment.
Module Identification: label fixture packages according to project and installation sequence.
Export Packing: prepare appropriate protective packaging according to the agreed shipping method.
Custom jewelry showcase export packaging and international shipment preparation
Factory-to-Site Coordination

Manufacturing Is Complete Only When the Fixtures Are Ready for Installation

Module Identification

Fixture numbering helps match packaged units with the store layout and installation sequence.

Installation Information

Drawings and assembly information can support the site team during fixture installation.

Shipping Coordination

Packaging and loading should reflect fixture size, glass content and the agreed transport method.

Factory Capability

What Can a Custom Jewelry Showcase Factory Produce?

A jewelry showcase factory needs to manufacture more than one cabinet style. Complete boutique projects often combine different showcase formats, dimensions and functions within the same retail environment.

SUNZEN develops custom jewelry display fixtures around store layouts, merchandise categories, customer interaction and brand requirements, allowing different showcase families to share a coordinated design language.

ISLAND

Jewelry Island Showcases

Freestanding central displays designed for visibility and customer circulation from multiple directions.

WALL

Jewelry Wall Showcases

Integrated perimeter display systems that combine vertical merchandising, lighting and storage.

UPRIGHT

Jewelry Upright Showcases

Freestanding vertical vitrines developed for featured jewelry collections and high-visibility presentation.

PEDESTAL

Jewelry Pedestal Showcases

Focused display cases for individual statement pieces, premium collections and feature merchandise.

WINDOW

Jewelry Window Showcases

Storefront display fixtures developed to attract attention and present selected jewelry before customers enter the boutique.

Bespoke Manufacturing

Customize the Showcase Around the Jewelry Store

Custom production allows the showcase to respond to the actual retail environment instead of forcing the boutique to adapt to standard cabinet dimensions.

Dimensions: customize showcase length, depth, height and geometry around the store layout.
Glass: select glazing according to visibility, safety and project requirements.
Metal Finishes: coordinate stainless steel, aluminum and decorative metal surfaces with the boutique design.
Wood & Cabinetry: customize cabinet structures, veneer, lacquer and storage configurations.
Interior Materials: select velvet, microfiber, leather-effect and other jewelry-facing finishes.
Lighting: integrate LEDs according to jewelry categories, viewing angles and showcase architecture.
Storage: incorporate drawers, cabinets and staff-accessible stock areas.
Brand Elements: coordinate approved brand applications with the overall showcase design.
Complete Store Manufacturing

Manufacture Different Jewelry Showcase Types as One Coordinated Package

A complete jewelry boutique rarely uses only one type of showcase. Counter displays, islands, wall units, upright vitrines, feature displays and consultation furniture need to work together within the same store.

This changes the role of the manufacturer. Instead of producing individual cabinets independently, dimensions, materials, finishes, lighting and construction details need to be coordinated across the complete fixture package.

Shared Material Palette

Metal, wood, stone, glass and interior materials can follow common approved references across different fixtures.

Coordinated Engineering

Individual fixture drawings can be checked against the complete floor plan before manufacturing.

Lighting Consistency

Related showcases can use coordinated lighting specifications to maintain a consistent presentation character.

Pre-Assembly Review

Multiple fixture types can be reviewed together before packing where the project requires full-store coordination.

Installation Sequence

Fixture numbering and project drawings can help organize overseas installation and store setup.

Jewelry Store Design

Connect Factory Production With the Complete Boutique Design

Manufacturing quality is only one part of a successful jewelry store. Showcase dimensions, positions and materials also need to respond to customer circulation, merchandise hierarchy, consultation areas, lighting and the overall retail concept.

For projects that begin with the complete boutique rather than individual cabinets, explore SUNZEN’s jewelry store design solutions to see how layout planning, showcases and retail interiors can be developed together.

Entrance: establish visibility and the first customer impression.
Customer Circulation: coordinate aisle widths and movement around display fixtures.
Merchandise Zones: organize different jewelry categories within the boutique.
Consultation: provide appropriate areas for longer customer interaction.
Checkout: coordinate transaction functions with the overall store layout.
Storage: integrate operational requirements without disrupting the customer-facing environment.
Factory + Design + Engineering

Why Integrate Design and Manufacturing?

Design Feasibility

Manufacturing considerations can be reviewed while the showcase concept and engineering details are being developed.

Material Coordination

Design intent can be translated into practical material and finish specifications before production.

Engineering Accuracy

CAD drawings provide a shared technical reference between design development and workshop manufacturing.

Fewer Interface Problems

Glass, metal, cabinetry, lighting and hardware relationships can be considered before final assembly.

Project Consistency

Complete-store packages can be reviewed as one system rather than a collection of unrelated cabinets.

Production Control

Approved drawings and material references create clearer benchmarks for manufacturing and QC.

Jewelry Showcase Applications

Custom Manufacturing for Different Jewelry Retail Environments

LUXURY BOUTIQUE

Fine Jewelry Stores

Premium showcase systems developed around refined materials, controlled lighting and high-value jewelry presentation.

BRAND STORE

Branded Jewelry Boutiques

Custom fixture packages coordinated with specific brand colors, materials and retail design standards.

FLAGSHIP

Flagship Stores

Complete fixture families developed for larger retail environments with multiple merchandising and consultation zones.

MALL

Shopping Mall Stores

Jewelry display systems designed around mall storefront visibility, circulation and compact retail footprints.

KIOSK

Jewelry Kiosks

Standalone display environments integrating showcases, storage, customer interaction and brand presentation.

ROLLOUT

Multi-Store Programs

Repeatable fixture specifications can support brands developing multiple stores from an approved design system.

Project Experience

From Factory Production to Completed Jewelry Stores

Completed projects show how engineering, materials, manufacturing and quality control come together in the final retail environment. The result should not look like a collection of independently produced cabinets, but like one coordinated jewelry store.

Explore SUNZEN’s completed showcase projects to see how custom display solutions are applied in real retail environments.

Manufacturer Selection

What Should You Look for in a Jewelry Showcase Factory?

01

Custom Engineering Capability

The manufacturer should be able to translate concepts and store layouts into production-ready technical information.

02

Multiple Material Processes

Jewelry showcases combine metal, wood, glass, lighting, hardware and decorative finishes that need coordinated production.

03

Finish Control

Approved material samples and references are important when several fixtures need a consistent appearance.

04

Quality Inspection

Finished fixtures should be reviewed for dimensions, visible quality, lighting and functional operation.

05

Full-Store Capability

A complete boutique requires coordination between multiple fixture families rather than production of one cabinet type.

Why SUNZEN

Custom Jewelry Showcase Manufacturing From Concept to Delivery

DESIGN

Project-Specific Development

Showcases can be developed around the store layout, jewelry categories and intended retail positioning.

3D

Visualization Before Production

3D development helps review fixture proportions, materials and the overall boutique environment.

CAD

Production Engineering

Technical drawings connect the approved design with dimensions and construction information required for manufacturing.

FACTORY

Custom Manufacturing

Metal, wood, glass, lighting, hardware and finishes are coordinated through the production process.

QC

Pre-Delivery Inspection

Finished showcases are reviewed against approved project requirements before packaging.

PROJECT

Complete Store Packages

Scope can extend from individual showcases to coordinated full-store jewelry fixture packages.

Custom vs Standard

Why Manufacture Jewelry Showcases to Order?

Fit the Store

Dimensions can respond directly to the available floor plan and architectural conditions.

Fit the Jewelry

Display height, internal presentation, lighting and storage can respond to the actual merchandise.

Fit the Brand

Materials, finishes and visual details can be coordinated with the intended boutique identity.

Coordinate Fixture Types

Wall showcases, islands, counters and feature displays can share one design language.

Improve Store Operation

Staff access, drawers, locks, storage and customer interaction can be considered during engineering.

Support Future Stores

Approved specifications can provide a reference when similar fixture systems are required for later locations.

Project Workflow

How to Start a Custom Jewelry Showcase Manufacturing Project

01Project Requirements
02Store & Fixture Design
033D & CAD Development
04Material Confirmation
05Manufacturing & QC
06Packing & Delivery
Starting Your Project

What Information Should You Send to the Factory?

Store Floor Plan: provide dimensions, entrances, ceiling information and relevant architectural conditions.
Fixture Requirements: identify the required counters, islands, wall showcases, upright cases and other furniture.
Design References: share preferred styles, existing store images, renderings or inspiration references.
Brand Information: provide relevant visual guidelines, colors and approved brand requirements.
Jewelry Categories: explain the merchandise types and how products need to be presented.
Material Preferences: identify preferred metal, wood, stone, glass and interior finishes where known.
Project Schedule: provide the expected store-opening or delivery requirements.
Related SUNZEN Resources

Explore Jewelry Display Solutions Beyond Factory Production

STORE DESIGN

Jewelry Store Design

Learn how store planning, circulation, display fixtures and the complete retail environment can be developed together.

Explore our jewelry store design solutions.

LUXURY STORE

Luxury Jewelry Store Design

Explore premium boutique development where materials, lighting and custom showcases are coordinated around luxury positioning.

See our luxury jewelry store design and custom showcases.

BOUTIQUE DESIGN

Jewelry Boutique Design

Review how boutique layouts, lighting and display fixtures can work together as one customer-facing retail environment.

Explore our jewelry boutique design, layout and display fixture guide.

CUSTOM FIXTURES

Custom Retail Display Fixtures

See SUNZEN’s broader custom manufacturing capability for different premium retail categories.

Explore our custom retail display fixture manufacturing solutions.

PROJECTS

Completed Projects

See how custom showcases and fixture packages are applied in completed retail environments.

View our display showcase projects.

Custom Jewelry Showcase Factory

Turn the Approved Jewelry Store Design Into a Manufacturable Fixture System

A successful jewelry showcase depends on more than its final appearance. Dimensions, structure, glass, metal, cabinetry, lighting, hardware and surface finishes all need to work together during production and everyday store operation.

By connecting design development, CAD engineering, material confirmation, specialized manufacturing, assembly and quality control, custom showcases can be produced as coordinated parts of the complete jewelry retail environment.

For full-store projects, this approach also helps maintain a consistent design and manufacturing standard across different showcase families before they leave the factory.

FAQ

Custom Jewelry Showcase Factory FAQs

What does a custom jewelry showcase factory manufacture?

A custom jewelry showcase factory can manufacture glass display counters, island showcases, wall showcases, upright vitrines, pedestal displays, window showcases, consultation furniture and coordinated full-store fixture packages according to project requirements.

Can jewelry showcases be manufactured to custom dimensions?

Yes. Showcase length, depth, height, internal display dimensions and overall geometry can be developed around the store layout, merchandise and functional requirements.

What materials are commonly used to manufacture jewelry showcases?

Custom jewelry showcases commonly combine glass, metal, engineered wood, veneer, lacquer, stone, decorative finishes, interior lining materials, lighting components and hardware. The exact material specification depends on the project design.

Does SUNZEN provide CAD drawings before jewelry showcase production?

Yes. Approved design concepts can be developed into technical drawings defining showcase dimensions, structures, glass, doors, drawers, lighting and other manufacturing details before production begins.

Can SUNZEN manufacture a complete jewelry store fixture package?

Yes. A complete package can include wall showcases, island displays, counters, upright vitrines, feature displays, consultation furniture, storage and other custom fixtures coordinated according to the jewelry store design.

How are jewelry showcases inspected before shipment?

Inspection can include finished dimensions, glass installation, surface finishes, lighting, doors, drawers, locks, hardware and overall appearance. Related fixtures can also be compared for consistency when they form part of a complete store package.

Can a complete jewelry store be pre-assembled before shipping?

For suitable full-store projects, different showcase types can be reviewed together before packing to check fixture relationships, finishes, lighting consistency and installation coordination.

Can SUNZEN manufacture jewelry showcases for overseas projects?

Yes. Custom jewelry showcases and complete fixture packages can be prepared for international projects with export packaging, fixture identification and relevant installation information according to the project scope.

What information should I provide for a custom jewelry showcase quotation?

Useful information includes the store floor plan, required fixture types, dimensions, design references, jewelry categories, preferred materials, brand requirements, project location and expected schedule.