Free Jewelry Store Name Generator

Whether you found a business name on the lists above or used our AI-powered business name generator, there are a few tips you should consider before settling on your final choice.

Consider your style and audience

It’s important that the name you choose for your business is representative of the products you sell and the feeling your brand evokes. You want symmetry and alignment throughout your brand so that the story is cohesive and makes sense to customers. 

You don’t want a silly, childish name for a jewelry store that sells fine gems and mature, refined pieces. That type of misalignment could cause customer confusion and could make it harder to attract the attention of customers who are more likely to buy from you.

When you keep in mind your style and audience while picking a name, you’re more likely to get a name that fits your brand and will accurately set up customer expectations.

Choose something customers will remember

Another important aspect to branding is making sure you choose a name that customers will remember. After someone makes a purchase from your store and wears the jewelry out and about, you want them to be able to easily remember the name when someone admires their jewelry and asks where they bought it from. 

Memorability is just as important as choosing catchy jewelry business names. 

Follow government naming guidelines

Another consideration to keep in mind when choosing a name for your business are the rules of business names. Your state and the federal government both have guidelines for naming a business, and you will need to follow both sets of rules.

Typical guidelines include:

• Use standard characters and numbers, no special characters
• Be distinguishable from all other business names in the state
• No offensive language
• Can not imply association with official government agencies

If you plan to open multiple locations for your business in multiple states, you’ll also need to consider trademarking your business name. A trademark lets you protect your business name so that no one else in the U.S. can use the same name.

While most trademark infringement is unintentional, it doesn’t change the harm and damage it can cause. You can protect your business by running a simple trademark search before registering the name.

Check the availability of your business name

Your last step before settling on the perfect jewelry-making business name is to ensure that the name is available for you to use.

Each state regulates business registrations. Within your state, only one business can use a business name. This prevents customer confusion and protects existing and new businesses.

To find out if the name you want to use is available, you will run a business search on your state’s Secretary of State website. This search will let you know if another business is already using that name or a similar name.

If no businesses are using the name, then you can move forward and register your business under that name. If a business is using a similar name, you’ll need to review your state’s naming rules to figure out whether or not the two names are overly similar. If they are, you’ll need to choose a different business name.