AUDIENCE • Creative industries
Jewellery ateliers — gift packaging
What companies in this sector order when the choice is driven by the gift tier: calendar, AMD budget, delivery.
Who this audience is on the Armenian market
For a jewellery atelier merch is a question of packaging and gift tier: box, note and insert in one register. In this sector the merch order is coordinated by the studio team, and choices are graded against design accuracy and gift appropriateness.
In the creative sector merch becomes the product itself: drops, limited runs, collaborations. That is why orders in the Jewellery ateliers segment start not from a catalogue but from the sector calendar and the shape of its budget.
What this industry orders
hard cases, card holders and canvas totes are the three most requested lines for this audience. Decoration follows use: print for seasonal fairs, embroidery for uniforms that must survive daily wear.
A typical order is 50–200 pcs, with a planning price of 4000–18000 AMD per unit (excluding 20% VAT). In the Jewellery ateliers segment the budget often splits in two: standing stock and an events wave.
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A scenario from Armenian reality
Yerevan jewellery ateliers enter peak season before the winter holidays, and most orders are gifts. Expectations run high: the box carries the atelier mark, leaves room for individual engraving and holds a rigid structure. Small runs refresh with every collection.
The driver of this segment is the gift tier, and the main risk is well known: The risk is mismatched packaging: a premium piece in a flimsy box loses part of its value at first sight. When items come from beyond the EAEU border, customs clearance and certificates enter the timeline, so the brief lists them on a separate line.
Supply terms
For the Jewellery ateliers sector we work under one agreement: consolidated delivery, one AMD invoice and correctly processed 20% VAT. Production runs 4–8 working days, or 3–5 on rush handling after artwork approval.
In the creative sector merch becomes the product itself: drops, limited runs, collaborations. Delivery is 24–48 hours in Yerevan; Gyumri, Vanadzor and Dilijan are served by HayPost in 3–5 working days or SPS Express in 1–2, with international routes through FedEx, DHL and Onex. Every Jewellery ateliers-sector address ships from a single control point.
- Minimums
- print from 50 pieces, embroidery from 100, lanyards and pens from 200
- Tax documents
- invoices are issued to the legal entity named in the order
- Payment
- small orders via ArCa or Idram, larger programmes by bank transfer
- Regional delivery
- Gyumri, Vanadzor, Dilijan via HayPost in 3–5 working days or SPS Express in 1–2
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Frequently asked questions
What is the minimum run on hard cases for this sector
Printed items start at 50 pieces, embroidery at 100, lanyards and pens at 200. A typical Jewellery ateliers-segment order covers hard cases and card holders, runs 50–200 pcs at 4000–18000 AMD per unit excluding 20% VAT, screened on design accuracy and gift appropriateness.
Can you consolidate a Jewellery ateliers order onto one invoice
Yes: one agreement, one AMD invoice with correctly processed 20% VAT, and consolidated delivery to several addresses. All Jewellery ateliers-sector items enter a single brief from the start.
How do you guarantee design accuracy
For a Jewellery ateliers-sector order we supply a sample before the run, lock colours against Pantone references and issue paperwork under the Armenian tax regime. After the print proof is approved, changes are possible only in writing.