What does it cover?
Everything on a jewelry kiosk serves either visibility or security:
- Display cases: tempered glass, lockable, with the case height set so a standing customer looks down onto the piece rather than across at it.
- Lighting: high colour-rendering LED close to the piece — jewelry lit from the wrong angle looks grey, and the wrong colour temperature kills the stone.
- Secure storage: a lockable base with a safe cavity sized to what you actually lock away each night.
- Presentation surface: a soft-topped area where the piece is handed over and tried on, at counter height.
Watch, accessory and eyewear kiosks use the same case system with different insert layouts.
Why does it matter?
Jewelry is bought after it is touched. A case that forces staff to reach awkwardly slows every handover, and a kiosk that reads as a display box rather than a brand gets walked past. Lighting decides the first, layout decides the second — and both are fixed in the design, before a single panel is cut.
How much does a mall jewelry kiosk cost?
For a typical 8–12 m² kiosk, Istanbul base prices:
- Entry: from €4,800
- Mid range: €11,000–€26,500
- Premium: €26,500+
These bands cover design, production, LED, graphics, test assembly and export packing. Jewelry kiosks usually land higher in the band than other formats, because glass, locks and precision lighting carry more cost per square metre. Freight is quoted separately by destination; import duties and VAT are the buyer's. Design starts at €1,250 and is deducted in full from the production invoice. Safes and alarm systems are not included.
How we handle it at Standchi
Send us the mall footprint, your collection type and any security specification the centre imposes. We return a 3D design showing case heights, lighting positions and lock points for approval, manufacture in our own workshop, test-assemble the kiosk before packing, and ship numbered flat pack modules with video installation guidance — glass travels crated separately and is fitted last.