What a jewelry display card actually does
An earring card holds the pair for display, protects the posts in transit, carries the brand and price, and rides home with the customer as the last brand impression. That is four jobs for one piece of cardstock, and each job makes a demand: stiffness for display, precise holes for the hardware, print quality for the brand, and a writable spot for the price. Vistaprint answers with a preset product; 4OVER4.COM answers with the custom hangtag range, where every one of those variables is yours.
How to choose the right earring cards

Spec it from the jewelry outward. Weigh the heaviest pair in the line: under half an ounce lives happily on 16pt, heavier pieces want ultra thick stock or plastic. Measure the hardware: stud posts need small tight holes, hooks want a single hanging point, hoops sometimes want a slit. Then set the size to the rack or box it must fit, and the shape and finish to the brand. When two options survive, order the free samples kit and hang real pieces on both, the answer is usually obvious in hand.
What custom display cards cost and how prices are set
Quantity, size, stock, shape complexity, and hole count set the number. Runs start at $36.26, bulk tiers reward wholesale quantities, and a custom die is a one-time tooling cost rather than a per-card penalty, which means the branded shape gets cheaper every reorder. 4OVER4.COM will beat any competitor's total price by 10 percent with our 110% Price Match Guarantee, so the maker's spreadsheet only needs one row.
Sizes, stocks, and finishes available

Sizes run from 2 x 2 stud cards through 3 x 4 statement cards and beyond, in rectangles or any custom shape. Stocks span coated and uncoated whites, kraft, soft touch, velvet, ultra thick, and plastic; finishes include foil stamping, raised spot UV, and per-side coating so the back stays writable. Holes drill to any marked layout through the hole drilling service, and the die-cutting service handles the silhouette.
From craft fair to wholesale, the same card scales
The Etsy seller needs 100 cards that make a $40 pair feel like $60; the wholesale line needs 5,000 that survive distribution. Both are the same product at different tiers, and printing them at one shop keeps the brand identical as the business grows. The matching necklace cards, bracelet sleeves, and boutique hang tags join the same run. For the wider picture, see the full 4OVER4.COM vs Vistaprint breakdown or the alternatives hub.
What sets 4OVER4.COM apart
Control: shape, holes, stock, and finish specified by you, not a template. Materials: the stiff and specialty stocks jewelry actually needs. And economics: $36.26 starting runs, one-time die tooling, deep bulk tiers, free samples, loyalty coins, and the written 110% price match. Start in the hang tags collection and build the card the collection deserves.














