Jewellery Display Holder 64 x 64 mm Earring Artwork Guide

Use this guide for 64 x 64 mm earring holder artwork where paired holes and a small square brand area need careful spacing.

What to check for Jewellery Display Holder 64 x 64 mm Earring Artwork Guide

The square earring holder can look neat and premium, but it gives less room for text than a portrait retail card.

Let the earrings lead the layout. Keep the face calm around the holes and use only the information the customer needs at a glance.

Key checks before you export

• Use the 64 x 64 mm cutter for this compact square card and keep it separate from printable artwork.
• Keep the paired earring holes balanced within the square, with the logo placed far enough away to avoid visual clutter.
• Plan a simple centred layout because the square format leaves less room for long product descriptions.
• Use the square format for a tidy brand panel, then leave the centre open for earrings and backs.
• Export the PDF and review the holes, logo and earring hang area together at print size.

Common artwork mistakes to avoid

• Large patterns behind the earring holes can make the punched area look untidy after finishing.
• There is less vertical room for long earrings, so assume the product may cover more of the card than expected.
• Using another holder template because it looks close enough to the required size.

Practical setup notes

Set up the artwork on the 64 x 64 mm earring cutter and mark the paired holes clearly for proofing.

Use short lines of text, avoid tight circular decoration around the holes, and check that the product will hang cleanly.

Pre-upload checks

1. Confirm the file uses the 64 x 64 mm earring holder size.
2. Check hole spacing against the supplied cutter.
3. Preview the earrings on the square face before upload.
4. Open the PDF and make sure reference marks are clearly separated from print artwork.

Questions this guide answers

What should be checked on the 64 x 64 mm earring cutter?

Check the exact hole spacing, trim size and safe area because small shifts are more noticeable on a square holder.

Can a square holder work for earrings?

Yes, provided the holes, jewellery drop and branding are kept simple enough for the compact format.

Related Aspect Printing pages

• Request a quote
• Artwork guide
• Product inserts