Tall Necklace Display Easel Reviews

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Show your necklaces off in an affordable stylish way with our Necklace Display Easel. The easel is a lightweight economical way to make the most of your jewelry. The display easel features a curved, padded, fabric covered front display area that mimics the look of a natural neckline to allow for proper draping. Additional features include a paper backing with an integrated easel to allow for the display to stand on its own. Overall dimensions of the display are 8 3/4"W x 14”L

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“This display item was Perfect for my jewelry show debut”

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Posted 10 years ago

“I bought this for my Paparazzi Jewelry business works perfectly”

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Posted 10 years ago

“I'm glad I purchased several of these, as they are much better quality than I expected for such a low price.”

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Posted 10 years ago

“Bought this product several weeks ago. Was very pleased with the product and proceeded to order several additional units. Used product at several craft shows with positive results”

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Posted 10 years ago

“wonderful space saver folds up to save space and jewelry looks great displayed on ithem”

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Posted 10 years ago

“Great product.......I will buy this product again.”

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Posted 10 years ago

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“We have a shipping store with a gift shop. We sell Paparazzi jewelry and needed a way to display it but didn't want to spend a great amount. We found these and ordered with hopes they didn't look to bad considering the price. When they arrived what a surprise they look great! They even look like the expensive ones we had previously looked at. Again Store Supply Warehouse came through for us. We just love their products and their quality. .”

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Posted 10 years ago

“The easel backs of these displays rip right off - they seem to be held on just by paper. I had to stop using them at my booth at a craft fair because they just kept tipping over, and once they fell once, the easel back ripped off. I will repair them all with duct tape and then they might be okay. They will need to be weighted, also, as there is no base to speak of.”

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Posted 10 years ago