Luxury Jewelry Authenticity Card Design
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I have already sketched a draft certificate of authenticity for my jewellery line and gathered all of the brand assets—logo files, fonts, and the initial layout—into a single folder that I will share as soon as we start. The goal is to transform that rough mock-up into a polished, print-ready card that feels unmistakably high-end.
SEE THE FILE DRAFT IMAGE.PNG
Style & palette
• Overall mood: classic elegance (think timeless atelier rather than trendy).
• Colour direction: white or light-cream background, all body text in a refined grey, with a tasteful gold border acting as the main accent. I’m open to subtle metallic embellishment techniques you might suggest, as long as the gold is used sparingly and stays classy.
What I need from you
• Refine the typography hierarchy, spacing and alignment so everything looks balanced and premium.
• Integrate the supplied logo exactly as provided—no alterations—while ensuring it sits harmoniously within the layout.
• Prepare press-ready files (PDF/X-1a or similar, CMYK, with bleed) plus an editable source file (AI, PSD or InDesign—whichever you prefer).
• Provide a quick mock-up on a card or jewellery box for presentation purposes; a simple 3D render or high-quality flat lay is fine.
Once you have the assets, this is a straightforward design polish, but the small details—foil alignment, margin consistency, type kerning—make all the difference. If you have experience delivering luxury print pieces and can turn this around promptly, I’m eager to see your vision.
SEE THE FILE DRAFT IMAGE.PNG
Style & palette
• Overall mood: classic elegance (think timeless atelier rather than trendy).
• Colour direction: white or light-cream background, all body text in a refined grey, with a tasteful gold border acting as the main accent. I’m open to subtle metallic embellishment techniques you might suggest, as long as the gold is used sparingly and stays classy.
What I need from you
• Refine the typography hierarchy, spacing and alignment so everything looks balanced and premium.
• Integrate the supplied logo exactly as provided—no alterations—while ensuring it sits harmoniously within the layout.
• Prepare press-ready files (PDF/X-1a or similar, CMYK, with bleed) plus an editable source file (AI, PSD or InDesign—whichever you prefer).
• Provide a quick mock-up on a card or jewellery box for presentation purposes; a simple 3D render or high-quality flat lay is fine.
Once you have the assets, this is a straightforward design polish, but the small details—foil alignment, margin consistency, type kerning—make all the difference. If you have experience delivering luxury print pieces and can turn this around promptly, I’m eager to see your vision.