WJewel and Jewel360 are both well-regarded jewelry platforms. WJewel is a 40-year-old all-in-one that serves retailers, wholesalers, and manufacturers.
Jewel360 focuses on independent jewelry retail, with a direct Stuller integration and published pricing.
Which is the best jewelry POS for your store?
Last updated: April 2026
Every piece in your store is unique. Your POS needs to track each item individually with its specific attributes.
Repairs and custom orders are a significant revenue stream for most jewelry stores.
A direct Stuller connection keeps your catalog current and speeds up ordering.
Selling online and in-store from one system keeps inventory accurate across channels.
Appraisals generate revenue and build long-term trust with your customers.
Managing vendor memo inventory requires clear ownership records and return deadlines.
High-ticket jewelry purchases often need flexible payment options.
Your best customers come back for anniversaries, birthdays, and milestones.
Running more than one store requires real-time inventory sync and centralized reporting.
Jewelers Mutual coverage is a standard part of running a jewelry store.
Knowing what you'll pay (even a starting price) before talking to sales changes how you evaluate a system.
Every piece in your store is unique. Your POS needs to track each item individually with its specific attributes.
Repairs and custom orders are a significant revenue stream for most jewelry stores.
A direct Stuller connection keeps your catalog current and speeds up ordering.
Selling online and in-store from one system keeps inventory accurate across channels.
Appraisals generate revenue and build long-term trust with your customers.
Managing vendor memo inventory requires clear ownership records and return deadlines.
High-ticket jewelry purchases often need flexible payment options.
Your best customers come back for anniversaries, birthdays, and milestones.
Running more than one store requires real-time inventory sync and centralized reporting.
Jewelers Mutual coverage is a standard part of running a jewelry store.
Knowing what you'll pay (even a starting price) before talking to sales changes how you evaluate a system.
Migrating to a new POS system is a huge undertaking. The right support can make all the difference.
WJewel advertises "most retail stores are live in 1 business day." They also list "unlimited training and support, included, no hour caps" on all plans.
The fast go-live timeline is real, but it depends on what you're migrating and what features you need configured.
WJewel supports CSV and SQL data imports from legacy systems including The Edge, JewelMate, and Jewelry Shopkeeper.
What's not detailed publicly: what a dedicated go-live looks like, how complex jewelry inventory migration is handled at scale, or how post-launch support is structured beyond "call or email."
Jewel360 assigns a dedicated Customer Success Manager who handles hardware setup, software training, data migration, and inventory import.
Average onboarding takes 6 to 8 weeks, with the option to expedite for stores that need to go live faster.
Importing a serialized jewelry inventory with stone attributes, GIA certificates, and vendor catalogs isn't something you want to figure out on your own.
The Jewel360 team handles the migration and configures the system for your specific workflows — repairs, consignment, vendor integrations, and all.
Once you're live, your staff has a full knowledge base for self-service and live phone support on all plans.
