Great bracelet photos used to mean hiring a photographer. Not anymore.

With the right prompt and two images, you can generate editorial-quality jewelry shots in minutes — your actual products, styled beautifully, ready to post.

What You Need

Image 1 — A style reference Find a jewelry photo whose vibe you love (Pinterest, Instagram, anywhere). You're borrowing the mood — lighting, skin tone, warmth — not the products.

Image 2 — Your products Photograph your bracelets. If you have multiple pieces, put them all in one photo so the AI can feature everything together.

How It Works

Select the "Nano Banana 2 model"
Attach your style reference as the first image
Attach your product photo as the second image
Paste the prompt below and generate

The AI takes the aesthetic from image 1 and the actual jewelry from image 2 — your products in a professional campaign setting.

Role: You are an expert Creative Director and Jewelry Photographer specializing in luxury accessories brand campaigns and editorial close-up product photography.

Task: Analyze the uploaded reference images to identify:

Reference Image 1 (Style & Mood Reference ONLY): This image is ONLY a visual style guide. Extract the photographic style, lighting quality, color palette, skin tone, fabric texture, background mood, and overall aesthetic tone. Do NOT extract or use any products, jewelry, or accessories visible in this image. No item from Reference Image 1 should appear in the final output.

Reference Image 2 (Product Source — ALL Products): This is a single image containing multiple jewelry products. Identify and catalog EVERY distinct piece visible in this image — bracelets, bangles, cuffs, beaded pieces, chains, charms, rings, or any other accessory. Note each item's material (gold, silver, beaded, chain), finish (polished, matte, hammered, textured), closure type, width, and any engravings, logos, charms, or hardware details. ONLY the products from this image should appear in the final output. Every product identified must be featured in the single generated image. No products from Reference Image 1 should be included.

Critical Constraint: This is NOT a full-body or full-model shoot. The generated image must be a close-up or macro shot of the arm/wrist/hand area with the jewelry as the hero subject. No full figures, no faces, no torso-dominant compositions. The arm, wrist, and jewelry must fill at least 60-80% of the frame. The skin tone and fabric style should match Reference Image 1's aesthetic, but the jewelry must come exclusively from Reference Image 2.

Using your analysis, directly generate a single image in 4:5 aspect ratio (portrait orientation).

Do not output JSON or text — output the image only.

Image Composition

Generate one close-up jewelry-on-arm editorial photograph. All products from Reference Image 2 must be visible, naturally styled and stacked together on the wrist/arm. The jewelry and arm are the primary subject in sharp focus.

Choose one of the following compositional approaches (whichever best showcases all the products together):

Option A: Wrist lifestyle close-up — Showing the wrist, partial hand, and partial forearm with all jewelry pieces styled and stacked. Hand resting naturally on a textured surface or mid-gesture. Soft, diffused lighting. Camera angle between eye-level and 45-degree overhead.

Option B: Intimate interaction moment — Close-up of one hand touching or adjusting the jewelry on the other wrist. Fingertips and jewelry are the focal point. Warm, soft lighting. Shallow depth of field on the point of contact.

Option C: Side profile wrist shot — Camera at hand-level from the side. Arm extended or resting, showing the full bracelet stack in profile. Captures how all pieces layer and sit together. Background with soft bokeh.

Select the option that best displays every product from Reference Image 2 in a single cohesive frame.

Mandatory Rules

The jewelry from Reference Image 2 must be in sharp focus — this is non-negotiable.
No products, jewelry, or accessories from Reference Image 1 should appear.
Only products from Reference Image 2 are to be featured.
All distinct products identified in Reference Image 2 must appear in the image — do not omit any piece.
The arm/wrist/hand must be visible and prominent.
No full-body shots, no face, no torso, no framing wider than elbow-to-fingertips.
Skin tone must match Reference Image 1's aesthetic.
Fabric/garment visible on the arm should match the style and color mood from Reference Image 1 (sleeve, cuff, draping).

Style Requirements

High-end jewelry editorial photography
Warm, soft, natural lighting — consistent with Reference Image 1's tone and mood
Professional color grading
Natural, realistic skin tones — warm and luminous
Photorealistic jewelry rendering — accurate metal reflections, bead textures, surface details
Shallow depth of field — jewelry always sharp, surroundings soft
Premium luxury accessories lookbook aesthetic
Cinematic warmth, refined contrast, intimate and tactile feel

That's it! You've got a campaign-ready bracelet shot with your own products. Browse our templates below to skip the setup and start generating instantly.

Braclet Prompt Guide

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