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Jewelry logo maker, free to design.

Logo ideas for jewelers and jewelry brands. Close-ups sell jewelry, so let light play across the pieces, then keep prices, sizing and care details easy to find.

Harbor & Pine Coffee logo on flagship boutique at night

Example logos

6 starting points for a jewelry brand.

Made by the same engine as the studio, with sample names. Start from one and the studio opens with this industry and that concept first.

  • Harbor Jewelry · Wordmark with outlineStart with this
  • Juniper Jewelry · Wordmark with split colorStart with this
  • Granite Jewelry · Wordmark with dot accentStart with this
  • Riverside Jewelry · Wordmark with underlineStart with this
  • Willow Creek Jewelry · Wordmark with underlineStart with this
  • Miller Jewelry · Wordmark with underlineStart with this
Harbor & Pine Coffee logo on shopping bag on stoneHarbor & Pine Coffee logo on canvas tote in hand

Design advice

Color

monochrome: black and white looks confident and prints anywhere.

  • Graphite Monochrome: Graphite #222725, Silver Mist #96a6a3, Lagoon #30a66c, Void #131414, Bone White #f9f9f9

  • Graphite Monochrome: Graphite #333639, Silver Mist #9698a6, Cobalt #3066a6, Void #121213, Bone White #f5f5f5

luxury: deep, quiet tones with a metallic note feel premium.

  • Graphite Luxury: Graphite #2a3530, Silver Mist #96a6a4, Lagoon #2ea872, Void #111714, Bone White #eff7f3

  • Graphite Luxury: Graphite #3e3931, Silver Mist #a6a596, Citrine #b27b24, Void #16130e, Pale Citrine #f2eee8

bold: bold colors stand out on a busy street or feed.

  • Graphite Bold: Graphite #362d2b, Silver Mist #a69e96, Signal Red #ff4015, Deep Ember #1f1816, Bone White #fcfcfc

  • Graphite Bold: Graphite #252028, Silver Mist #a496a6, Iris #9a19fb, Void #131016, Bone White #f9f9f9

Type

  • Harbor Jewelry

    Playfair Display with Manrope: a modern serif adds polish and contrast.

  • Harbor Jewelry

    Inter Tight with Work Sans: a grotesk feels direct and dependable.

Symbol ideas

  • gem
  • tag
  • diamond
  • shopping bag
  • tag
  • diamond
  • shopping bag
  • tag
  • diamond
  • shopping bag
  • diamond percent
  • bookmark

Open source icons (ISC and MIT). Others can use the same icon, so a symbol mark is less unique than a monogram or an abstract mark.

Layout

Most people meet a jewelry brand on its sign first, often from across the street, so a wide lockup with the mark on the left carries the most weight.

Websites to match

Motion website templates from AnimatedWebs.

Questions

Jewelry logo questions

What colors work for a jewelry brand logo?

For jewelers and jewelry brands, monochrome palettes work well because black and white looks confident and prints anywhere. A starting point from the engine: Graphite Monochrome (Graphite #222725, Silver Mist #96a6a3, Lagoon #30a66c). Text on paper needs 4.5:1 contrast.

Which fonts suit a jewelry brand?

Playfair Display with Manrope, because a modern serif adds polish and contrast; Inter Tight with Work Sans, because a grotesk feels direct and dependable. Harbor Jewelry above is set in Bodoni Moda.

What symbol should a jewelry brand logo use?

Ideas drawn from jewelry, jewellery, gem, jewel*: gem, tag, diamond, shopping bag, diamond percent. Juniper Jewelry uses a wordmark with split color.

Where will a jewelry brand logo be used most?

For jewelers and jewelry brands, on storefront sign, tote bag, business card, t shirt, in that order.

What should a jewelry brand brand get across?

Close-ups sell jewelry, so let light play across the pieces, then keep prices, sizing and care details easy to find.

How much does a jewelry brand logo cost here?

A jewelry brand logo is free to design and preview. The full brand pack for Harbor Jewelry or your own name is $25 once, or included with AnimatedWebs Pro.

Can a jewelry brand register its logo as a trademark?

Check for trademark conflicts (for example at uspto.gov) before a jewelry brand registers it or prints vehicle wraps.

What is in the brand pack · Pricing and downloads

Check a logo for trademark conflicts (for example at uspto.gov) before you register or print it.