Hi Sharifa, it looks like you've got a respectable start on a lifetime of jewelry making! One word of advice, though: It's difficult to photograph jewelry. I struggle with it. I highly recommend only photographing one piece at a time, rather than a bunch of items together. Work on getting your photos as clear and detailed as possible - you want close ups, to show the beauty of the materials.
If you have a scanner at your disposal I suggest trying to scan some of your jewelry, I find it brings out the details quite nicely and is easier than photographing them. You should lay a sheet of clear plastic under the jewelry to keep your jewelry from scratching the scanner bed. Arrange the jewelry, then drape a sheet or towel or piece of cloth over it to create a backdrop. The cloth should cover the scanner bed entirely. Then scan, and use your photo editing software to crop, enlarge and sharpen the image, if desired.
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If you have a scanner at your disposal I suggest trying to scan some of your jewelry, I find it brings out the details quite nicely and is easier than photographing them. You should lay a sheet of clear plastic under the jewelry to keep your jewelry from scratching the scanner bed. Arrange the jewelry, then drape a sheet or towel or piece of cloth over it to create a backdrop. The cloth should cover the scanner bed entirely. Then scan, and use your photo editing software to crop, enlarge and sharpen the image, if desired.
Good luck!