"Arch" Earring Display

'Arch' is a panel with a rounded top, tilted back on an L-shaped base. It has three long slots cut through it, and small holes for stud posts run in arcs alongside them: the display follows a curve, echoing the shape of the arch.

Rows run in arcs, not lines

Straight lines of holes read like a table, and identical studs in them blend together. An arc gives the display rhythm: neighbouring positions are offset in height, and each earring gets its own space. Customers do not have to look closely to tell one item from another.

Three through-slots

The strips are cut right through, so you can see whatever stands behind the stand. The panel stops being a solid wall: the display keeps its depth, and the “Arch” itself does not look bulky, even though its area is fairly large. The slots also make the piece lighter and less prone to catching drafts.

Which products it suits

• Stud earrings: the holes are sized for the post.
• Light, short drops: along the edges of the slots.
• Heavy, long earrings are better hung on a stand with a crossbar.

Caring for clear acrylic

Wash with warm water, a mild detergent and a soft damp cloth. The slot edges gather dust faster than the flat surface, so wipe them separately. Ammonia-based glass cleaners must not be used on acrylic. Full details: caring for acrylic products.

Used in jewellery department display cases, on costume jewellery counters and on fair stalls. Material: clear acrylic, bent from a single sheet.

Production time: 3-7 days.