Payments & POS for Jewelry Stores.
High tickets, layaway, repairs, and a processing rate that costs you hundreds per sale.
The realities of this business.
Very high average tickets, where every basis point is real cash
Layaway and deposits over weeks or months
Repairs and custom work tracked alongside retail stock
One-of-a-kind pieces that don’t behave like normal SKUs
Consignment from local makers
Customer history that matters — anniversaries, sizes, taste
The features that actually matter here.
- Deposits and partial payments for layaway and custom work
- Individual item tracking for unique pieces
- Customer profiles with full purchase history
- Invoices and estimates for custom and repair jobs
- Detailed sales and margin reporting
- Loyalty and targeted marketing to past buyers
A sensible starting kit.
- CounterSquare Stand + iPad
- Payment anywhere in storeSquare Terminal
- Receipt printer + cash drawercounter
Then this list might be academic. If your setup works, we’ll leave it alone and just look at the processing underneath — that’s usually where the money is anyway.
Jewelry Stores, answered.
Why does my rate matter more than for other shops?
Because of your ticket size. A quarter of a percent on a $6,000 ring is $15 — per sale. Across a year that’s a serious number, and it’s the reason jewelers are worth reviewing carefully.
Can I take a deposit and the balance later?
Yes. Deposits and partial payments handle layaway and custom orders without you carrying the whole cost up front.
Find out what you’re paying to take cards.
Ten minutes on a call with your statement. Free, no obligation — and if your rate is already good, we’ll tell you.
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