State the finished piece's length and the bead size where it helps a buyer compare. Name bead materials only when you can verify them from supplier records or the materials used; do not infer that a bead is stone or precious metal from appearance.
Photograph the front, back, clasp, stitching, and finish in focus. Place a ruler beside the finished item in the same plane, and say whether a necklace length includes the clasp. Keep a one-off design's measurements and photos tied to that specific piece.
Colour and texture can vary with lighting, so avoid promising a screen-perfect match. If only imitation or glass beads are confirmed, use that plain description. Mention handmade variation separately from a loose join or other defect, and update the listing if the item is altered.
