Ring display ideas?

[3BeadDesigns]

Hi everyone! New to the team and to craft shows. I've just started making rings and have no idea how to display them at a show so they are easy to see, won't get stolen(!), and don't take up too much space on my table. I don't really care for the plastic trays I'm finding online. I'd like something unique that still makes it easy for people to see. Thanks for the help!

[GlassCat]

i use this in black

http://www.nilecorp.com/products.asp?sku=245%2D18

I also use this for my lower priced rings and prop it up on the table
http://www.nilecorp.com/products.asp?sku=ZZ%2D92%2D72+%28W%29

I like to keep both of these on the checkout table so I can watch as customers try them on and hopefully keep them from being stolen.

[ndnchick]

The one I use is similar to this one. But without the top. (Michaels for $8)

I think I'm going to get a couple of these though.

http://www.etsy.com/listing/75938954/brand-new-72-ring-glass-top-wooden-ring?ref=ajax&src=favitm

[3BeadDesigns]

Thanks for the suggestions guys!

[Former_Member]

Will those box displays hold rings with thick bands? Mine are wire wrapped and most of my bands are about 1/2 thick.

[PurpleGrace2]

I suggest you raise your tables way up to 38 inches at least (with bed risers or plastic pipe). It tends to make people look more before they pick up and touch because they can see things better. Less loss I think. No suggestions for display.

[Former_Member]

Place the rings in sand or tiny white pebbles. A really cool look.

[Former_Member]

Don't do coffee beans those - they made my rings stink! Sterling Silver and Fine Silver rings got all nasty stinky. It was gross.

I just got some acrylic risers that have this little pin sticking up that the rings rests in - it looks nice.

[ReginaLynnDesign]

I use 4 of these displays - http://www.jewelrydisplay.com/browse.cfm/e-119-economy-blk-ring-display/4,2202.html

My Dad made a small wooden step piece that has 3 steps so that the four stack right inline and make a great display.