# AI jewellery catalogue photos: a full listing set from one good photo

Three Sloosh Spaces turn one sharp photo of a piece into a listing set: a white main image, studio angles, a scale shot, a macro and an on-model portrait.

21 Oct 2026 · 5 min read · Guides · By Sloosh

Web page: https://sloosh.ai/use-cases/ai-jewellery-catalogue-photos

## AI jewellery catalogue photos

One sharp photo of a piece. A white main image, studio angles, a scale shot, a macro and a model.

[Try Amazon Listing Pack](https://sloosh.ai/spaces/amazon-listing-pack)

To make AI jewellery catalogue photos, start from one sharp photo of the piece and run it through three Sloosh Spaces. [Amazon Listing Pack](https://sloosh.ai/spaces/amazon-listing-pack) gives you the white main image, a lifestyle shot, an in-hand scale shot and a macro. [Product Multi-Angle Shots](https://sloosh.ai/spaces/product-multi-angle-shots) adds five studio angles. [Jewellery on Model](https://sloosh.ai/spaces/jewellery-on-model) puts the piece on a model. Check stones, metal tone and scale before you list.

## What goes in, what comes out

| Space | You upload | You get |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Amazon Listing Pack | One product photo | Four square images: a white-background main image, a lifestyle shot, an in-hand scale shot and a macro detail |
| Product Multi-Angle Shots | One product photo | Five studio shots on light grey: front, three-quarter, side, back and top-down |
| Jewellery on Model | A model photo and a packshot | One 4:5 close-up portrait with the piece worn at the right scale |

Every Space shows its cost on the Generate button before you run it.

## What does this save a jewellery seller?

Picture this.

Forty new pairs of jhumkas arrive on a Monday. Each one sits on a velvet tray under a desk lamp. You have phone photos of every pair, and nothing a marketplace will accept.

A studio day for forty SKUs means a photographer, a model, a retoucher and a week of edits. Most small sellers skip it and list with the lamp photos.

One good photo per pair, three runs each, and the listing has its main image, its angles, its scale shot and a model.

## How do I make a jewellery catalogue set?

## Five steps

1. **Lay the piece on a plain, non-reflective surface.** Matte grey card or white paper works. Shoot it front-on by a window in daylight.
2. **Upload that photo to Amazon Listing Pack.** You get the main image, lifestyle, scale and macro shots.
3. **Upload the same photo to Product Multi-Angle Shots for five studio angles.**
4. **Upload a model photo and the packshot to Jewellery on Model.** It works with earrings, necklaces, rings and bracelets.
5. **Check each cost on the Generate button** Check each cost on the Generate button, run them, and compare every image with the real piece on your desk.

## How do I get a great result?

**Shoot one piece per photo.** A pair of earrings is one piece. A necklace and matching earrings are two photos and two sets of runs.

**Kill the glare.** Shiny metal reflects your room. Turn off overhead lights, shoot by a window and hold a sheet of white paper opposite the piece.

**Shoot the back for real.** Clasps, screw backs and hooks are what buyers ask about in reviews. The multi-angle back view is generated from your front photo, so photograph the real back and use that in the listing.

**Keep the photo sharp.** The macro detail can only be as sharp as your photo. Hold the phone steady, or rest it on a stack of books.

**Count before you list.** Count the kundan stones, pearl drops and links in every output against the real piece. If one is missing, rerun.

## Who uses it?

- **Indian jewellery D2C brands:** a full catalogue for a new festive collection without a studio week.
- **Marketplace sellers:** listing sets for Amazon, Flipkart, Myntra or Meesho, one SKU at a time.
- **Instagram jewellery shops:** consistent studio shots for the grid, on-model shots for Stories.
- **Wholesalers and manufacturers:** a line sheet for retailers before samples go out.
- **Gold and silver jewellers:** Dhanteras and wedding-season listings, planned weeks ahead.

## What should I check before I list?

Jewellery is where AI invents the most, so treat each image as a draft until it passes.

| Check | What to look for |
| --- | --- |
| Stones | Same count, cut and colour as the piece |
| Metal tone | Click the metal in the output and in your photo. 22k yellow should not turn brassy |
| Enamel | Meenakari colours in the right places |
| Scale | A stud sits small on the earlobe. A rani haar falls near the waist |
| Back and clasp | Generated angles may not match the real fastening. Use your own photo of the back |

If a buyer would return it for the difference, rerun it.

## Is it allowed on marketplaces?

Each marketplace sets its own image rules. Amazon's main image needs a pure white background and the product shown as 85% of the image, per its [product image requirements](https://sellercentral.amazon.com/help/hub/reference/external/G1881). The same page asks you to tag images that show a photorealistic AI-generated person with the keyword contains-synthetic-performer in the image's XMP metadata, which applies to on-model shots with an AI model. For other marketplaces, check your seller dashboard.

## When is Sloosh the wrong tool?

- **Certified fine jewellery.** If a buyer pays for a certified diamond or hallmarked gold, the photos should show that exact piece. Shoot it for real.
- **High-value hero images.** For a bridal set's cover image, book a shoot and use AI for the rest of the catalogue.
- **Very fine detail.** Micro pavé and tiny engravings can blur or change. Check them at 100% zoom.

## Can I run it from Claude or ChatGPT?

Yes, on every Sloosh plan. Claude, Codex, Cursor and VS Code can run it; ChatGPT can too, in a Business or Enterprise/Edu workspace. Connect the [Sloosh MCP server](https://sloosh.ai/docs/mcp), set a daily limit, attach your photo, then send:

**For Claude or ChatGPT**

```text
Run the Sloosh Spaces Amazon Listing Pack and Product Multi-Angle Shots on this photo of one jhumka. Quote each run first and wait for my OK.
```

For the bigger picture on Indian product shoots, from kurtis to Diwali ads, read [AI product photoshoot for Indian brands](https://sloosh.ai/blog/ai-product-photoshoot-indian-brands).

One tray of jhumkas. A full set for each pair by Friday.

Try it with 20 free credits at [sloosh.ai](https://sloosh.ai).

## FAQ

**What photo do I need for AI jewellery catalogue images?**

One sharp, front-facing photo of one piece on a plain, matte background in daylight. For the on-model shot you also need a model photo you have the rights to use.

**What do I get back?**

Amazon Listing Pack gives four square images (white main, lifestyle, in-hand scale and macro detail). Product Multi-Angle Shots gives five studio angles. Jewellery on Model gives one 4:5 close-up portrait.

**Will the AI change my design?**

Your photo is its only reference. Angles your photo doesn't show, like the back or the clasp, are generated, and reflective metal and small stones are where AI slips. Count the stones and compare the metal before you publish.

**Can I use these photos on Amazon, Flipkart or Myntra?**

Each marketplace has its own image rules, such as Amazon's white-background main image, and Amazon asks you to tag images that show a photorealistic AI-generated person. Check your seller dashboard before you list.