White and Gold Asymmetric Jewelry Display Table with Lattice Panel

White and Gold Jewelry Display Table

This design balances two different ends: a decorative lattice panel keeps one side visually open, while a cabinet-style support gives the other side a solid outline. Gold-tone borders connect the white tabletop, glass enclosure and base. The open space between the supports distinguishes the piece from a full-width storage counter.

The reference images show the intended appearance, not an approved construction drawing. The inset display area and vitrine position are not identical in every view. Select the arrangement you want before dimensions and quantities are agreed.

Separate Featured Pieces From Everyday Presentation

A raised glass vitrine gives a necklace or small group of pieces its own display volume. Beside it, the shallow tabletop area can organize smaller supports without filling the entire surface. The remaining space can be considered for presenting a tray during a customer conversation.

Map these zones using the actual supports and packaging your staff handle. Check the tallest necklace stand, the space needed to lift it and how customers will see it from the aisle. Jewelry and accessories pictured in the gallery are presentation references; identify any required accessories separately in the quotation.

Lattice Panel and Drawer Base Planning

The open patterned end is a prominent part of this asymmetric table. Consider which direction it faces and whether neighbouring fixtures would conceal it. The opposite base is shown with horizontal divisions, but photographs do not establish drawer capacity, runner type or the opening direction.

If you need a two-drawer base, list what each drawer should hold and provide tray dimensions. Confirm usable internal space and staff-side clearance on the proposed drawing. A mirrored layout should be requested explicitly, with the glass enclosure, storage access and display zones shown together.

Specifications for Your Enquiry

• Provide the available footprint and preferred tabletop height.
• Choose the white surface finish and gold-tone trim from samples.
• Confirm the glass specification, opening method and locking needs.
• Specify lighting, cable access and maintenance requirements if needed.
• Agree assembly, anchoring and delivery responsibilities for the site.

Do not infer a particular coating process, glass thickness or supplied lighting from the images. These belong in the approved specification. Send Benson Display your layout and preferred view to start the enquiry, or compare other jewelry display cabinets for shops when planning a coordinated presentation.