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Need: Catchy Name For Jewelry Business
Posted By: halfback55* on 8/19/2006 6:54 PM (CST) 250 Points
Hello, my name is Tawnya

I am from the seattle area and I need help creating a name for my jewelry. Right now I am targeting young adults and women ages 15-30. My jewelry ranges from classy to eye catching. I am 20 and would like an original name for my business. I use crystal and glass beads and am planning on marketing as a retail business. I also use sterling silver clasps and findings. Thanks in advance for help!

-Tawnya

Posted by: Jon Aston Accepted Answer
8/19/2006 8:59 PM (CST)
Shine On

Chrysalis

Gleamsday

Glimmering Inc

All That Glitters

Afterglow

Coldfire

Naked Truth

The possibilities seem endless.

Rather than hoping the right idea will just grab you, you might want to do some brainstorming based on some simple naming strategies (see questions below), shortlist, then see how friends and family respond to the names.

Questions:

What do you think about while you make the jewellery? How does it feel in your hands? What do you get out of making it? How do you feel when you wear it? How do people respond when they see it? What do you want customers to experience?
 
Posted by: Jo Masterson Accepted Answer
8/19/2006 11:50 PM (CST)
Seattle is beautiful... you could refer to it in you name...

Seattle Sparkles
Emerald City Jewelry
Elliot Bay Refelections
Raindrops with Sparkle
Raindrops
Crystle Raindrops
Sundrops

Seattle Ice
Cacade Crystals
Cacade Crystal Creations
Cacade Crystal Jeweraly

Emerald Bling
Sound Bling
Bellevue Bling, Bothel Bling...
Couger Mountian Jewery (or other regional ares)
Grunge Rocks

or
Crystal City Jewelry
Crystal City

Good luck,
Jo
 
Posted by: adguru Accepted Answer
8/20/2006 4:21 AM (CST)
Jewelry is all about looking good and feeling good..... It's also about being noticed... and what gets noticed most is the sparkle of the jewelry...

Some suggestions could be:

- Sparkle


- Stone-ia


- Frost


- Xenyah


- Helix


Sound good to me....

U decide.


Cheeriooos
 
Posted by: NovaHammer Accepted Answer
8/20/2006 9:58 AM (CST)
DewDrops
EyeCandy
Jewels on a Shoe String

and the always favourite ROY-G-BIV for the colors of the spectrum produced through a prism or rainbow.

GL
 
Posted by: deni418 Accepted Answer
8/20/2006 1:32 PM (CST)
Glitz

Glitzy Girlz

BeadMania

BeadHeads

Sparklerageous

Knot Just Beads
 
Posted by: vic Accepted Answer
8/21/2006 8:01 AM (CST)
"The Bling Thing"
 
Posted by: Frank Hurtte Accepted Answer
8/21/2006 9:41 AM (CST)
I would just use your name

Tawnya has a very nice ring to it...

Something like
Tawnya -- Contemporary designs in NW Style
 
Posted by: Dramagenics* Accepted Answer
8/21/2006 12:31 PM (CST)
I agree with Frank. I think your name works well.

Tawnya Jewelers
- The Classy Connection
- Endearing Treasures
- A Splash of Class
 
Posted by: halfback55* Author Response
8/21/2006 12:37 PM (CST)
I agree with frank and joe, thank you! I am thinking
"Tawnya's Jewelry by Design" any thoughts?
 
Posted by: Dramagenics* Member Response
8/21/2006 2:09 PM (CST)
I think that sounds great!
Good luck with your business!
 
Posted by: rubukas Accepted Answer
8/21/2006 2:23 PM (CST)
.. maybe its tacky, but .. how about

- Bling Bling - by Tawnya ...
 
Posted by: NovaHammer Member Response
8/21/2006 7:41 PM (CST)
Designer jewellery sounds expensive is that your aim or is it for those of us impulse shoppers who like affordable luxuries yes... but on a shoe string?
 
Posted by: Jo Masterson Member Response
8/22/2006 3:31 PM (CST)
Hello,

You might try something shorter that still uses your name. The double T's makes these easier to remember.

Trinkets by Tawnya
Tawnya's Trinkets

Good Luck,
Jo
 
Posted by: turqiz Accepted Answer
8/23/2006 12:50 AM (CST)
Tawnya's Glitter Corner
Tawnya's Jewlery Corner
Tawnya's Jewel Box
 
Posted by: shellis* Accepted Answer
8/25/2006 4:07 PM (CST)
How about LoveLooks or LoveStones. Young women are in love with love. Or LoveRocks. StoneColdLove.
 
Posted by: carrie77 Moderator Response
9/3/2006 7:31 AM (CST)
Hello Everyone,

I am closing this question since it's more than 2 weeks old. We do this to reward the contributions of participants in a timely manner + to give increased visibility to the newer questions.

Thanks for participating!
Carrie (Production Editor)
 


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