How to list or claim your jewellery business on Jewellink
Use this guide to create your account, check whether your business already has a profile, complete an accurate listing, preview it and submit it for review.
Overview
Jewellink helps people across Australia find jewellery shops, independent jewellers, designers, valuers, repair specialists and other trusted industry services. A complete profile gives customers one clear place to understand what you offer, where you are located and how to contact you.
Search before creating a new listing. Your business may already have a basic profile. If it does, claim that listing so reviews, search history and existing information stay together. If it does not, start a new jewellery business listing and work through the guided form.
You can save a draft at any time. Drafts and previews remain private. Your listing only becomes public after you submit it for review and Jewellink approves it.
Step-by-step guide for jewellery businesses
Allow around 15–30 minutes if you already have your business description, contact details and images ready. You can also save a draft and return later.
1. Sign in or create your account
Open the account page and choose Create account if you are new to Jewellink, or Sign in if you have used the site before.
- Enter your name and a business email address you can access.
- Create a secure password and accept the website terms and conditions.
- Complete any email confirmation or sign-in prompt shown on screen.
- Returning users should sign in before opening a new form so the draft is attached to the correct account.
Your account becomes the private workspace for drafts, listing previews, claim requests and future updates. Customers cannot see your account information or unfinished drafts.
Create or access your account
- Choose Create account if you are new.
- Complete the required name, email and password fields.
- Choose Sign in if you already have an account.
- Open My Listings to continue a saved draft.
2. Check whether your business is already listed
Search Jewellink using your trading name and suburb before creating a new profile. Try a shortened version of the name if the first search does not show a result, and check nearby locations if your business has moved.
If you find the business:
- Open the listing and confirm it represents the correct location.
- Choose Claim listing and follow the ownership-verification prompts.
- Use a business-domain email address where possible and provide any requested evidence, such as your website, ABN/ACN details or proof of your role.
If you operate several branches, each physical location may need its own listing. If no suitable profile exists, choose List your business to begin a new one rather than claiming an unrelated listing.
Claim an existing listing
- Search by business name and locality.
- Open the correct business profile.
- Select Claim listing.
- Provide the requested ownership details.
- Wait for confirmation before editing protected information.
3. Build, preview and submit your listing
Choose the jewellery business form and complete each section as accurately as possible. Required fields must be completed before submission; optional fields make the profile more useful and can improve the way customers find you.
- General information: trading name, a clear description and the business type that best fits what you do.
- Contact information: a monitored email address, phone number, website and relevant social profiles.
- Location: the customer-facing address or service area. Check the map pin and opening hours carefully.
- Services and categories: select only services you genuinely provide, such as custom design, repairs, valuation, remodelling or online sales.
- Images: upload a clean logo, a strong cover image and sharp gallery photographs that represent the business.
Use Save draft whenever you need to pause. When the details are ready, choose Preview listing and review the page as a customer would see it. Return to edit anything that is incomplete, then choose Submit for review. Jewellink may contact you if information needs clarification.
Complete and review your listing
- Add the business profile, location, services and brand images.
- Save a draft to keep the listing private while you work.
- Open the full preview and test website, phone and direction links.
- Return to edit any missing or inaccurate details.
- Submit for review when the customer view is ready.
Jewellery business checklist
Prepare these details before you begin. You can still save a draft and add anything you do not yet have.
- Legal or trading business name
- Square logo in JPG, PNG or WebP format
- 150–300 word customer-friendly description
- Business address, service area and correct map pin
- Public phone number and monitored email address
- Website and active social media profiles
- Regular trading hours and appointment information
- Accurate jewellery services and product categories
- Five to ten clear photos of products, people or premises
- Details for each branch if you operate multiple locations
- Business evidence if you are claiming an existing profile
- Permission to publish every image and piece of content
Completing the checklist helps customers understand your business and reduces avoidable review questions.
Tips for the best results
A listing works best when it is specific, current and easy to scan. Focus on the information a customer needs to decide whether your business is right for them.
📷 Use strong images
Choose a bright, recognisable logo and sharp landscape photos of your store, workshop, team or jewellery. Avoid screenshots, watermarks and images containing tiny text.
🕒 Keep details current
Review your phone number, website, address, trading hours and appointment requirements whenever they change. Accurate details prevent customer frustration.
✨ Describe what makes you different
Explain your specialities, experience, materials, design approach and service area in plain language. Select accurate categories rather than every available option.
- Lead with the services customers most often request.
- Mention whether visits are walk-in, appointment-only, online or mobile.
- Use the same business name and contact details that appear on your website.
- Check spelling, capitalisation and links in the private preview.
- After approval, invite genuine customers to leave helpful reviews.
Frequently asked questions
Ready to list your business?
Create a new listing, continue a saved draft or search for an existing profile to claim.