Your first impressionsMy first impression was that I LOVE your banner. I love that the little silver bells echo some of the design work on the pieces, like this one:
https://icraftgifts.com/handmade/34564/flower-necklace-sterling-silver-and-black-jewellery.phpThe title in the centre is the perfect pop of colour - my eye went straight to it. The frame for the title looks like this piece:
https://icraftgifts.com/handmade/34825/silver-and-leather-bracelet-adjustable.phpAlso I like that the shop is generally monochromatic with only spots of colour. I think it looks crisp, clean and classy.
I did notice that the store description is incredibly brief. More on that next.
I like your avatar. I didn't know what it was either, but I knew it was silver and some sort of accessory. I think that says enough. (I thought it was a pair of bobby pins with a silver head in some shape that I would have to click to see more. Sometimes curiousity is a good teaser!)
Store Title & DescriptionLIke everyone else, I found it super super short. I clicked the link to "see more" and then realized I clicked on your policies. I thought "wha? What just happened? <go back> Oh... there is no more."
I don't know what silver metal clay is either. So... you SCULPTED your focal points? These aren't findings or commercial pieces?. You actually make your own inputs? That's different and you need to talk it up! Big time!
If you really want to change your banner (even though I quite like and would love something like that for myself!!), you could show a picture of your hands in sculpting action. I think that would really drive it home. (Get a tripod and set the timer or set it on continuous shots for a a mintue or so.)
Target KeywordsYou have no prime keywords in your store description. You have "jewelry" and that's it: a very generic, competitive term. Your tag line has the keywords: Handmade Sterling Silver Jewelry, and the pieces: necklace, braclet and so forth. Your store description, however, does *nothing* to reinforce that.
For example: You say "jewelry-making and using silver". You need to rearrange that to "silver jewelry making" so that "silver jewelry shows together. Then you need to work in "sterling silver [item]" more in there. Talk about what you like. What are your favourite or most challenging pieces to create? What was the first piece of silver jewelry you ever made? "The first piece I ever completed was a silver [or sterling silver if it was] ____brooch?____, ____necklace?____, ____ring?____ and I was hooked!" Etc.
Gush your passion. We like that. In fact, I would say more so from you. The monochromatic grey tones of your shop may seem still and quiet or even oppresive and drab to some (- not me, I think it's classic). I think your personality is needed to bring the warmth and liveliness to the store.
Store PoliciesYour shipping policies have the bases covered nicely. (You need to put an "s" on "Canadian destinations"). Your return policy is very lenient giving 30 days from notification.
One point of clarity: Some brokerage fees may apply to non-Canadian destinations.
--- who's is paying it though? You pay it free and clear? You pay it and I have to reimburse? I pay it on pickup?
Product PhotosI like 'em. A lot. Are you taking photography as an elective or something? Your photos are really good. The reflection in the second photo in this one is incredible:
https://icraftgifts.com/handmade/34562/flower-band-ring-sterling-silver-size-6-5.php and its first photo with the ring on edge creates so much depth.
The only thing I have to say about them is that there are not enough. Like others suggeted, use a shot of the whole object. Also use a shot of the clasps. If, after all the product shots, you still have photo space left, take a shot of the item in its packaging. A box or baggie?
Product Titles & DescriptionsI think your titles are good. Enough variety in the keywords. As I have said before, I'm not a fan of the first line of the description being an exact, or near exact duplicate of the title as with these two listings:
https://icraftgifts.com/handmade/34564/flower-necklace-sterling-silver-and-black-jewellery.php and
https://icraftgifts.com/handmade/34654/olive-green-earrings-chunky-sterling-silver-and-green-earrings.phpIt could be that you are changing them as you have seen similar feedback for other shops, since not all of the listings are like this.
Descriptions are short. Not enough room to fit in and reinforce keywords.
Here's an example:
https://icraftgifts.com/handmade/34562/flower-band-ring-sterling-silver-size-6-5.phpAre those handsculpted flowers? Are ring sizes globally universal or is that a North America size, or even a Canadian size?
Do you engrave your name or insignia or a serial number or anything on the inside of the band?
In this one:
https://icraftgifts.com/handmade/34653/silver-quartz-pendant-sterling-and-teardrop-blue-chalcedony.phpDid you hand-sculpt the setting? Did you find it in an antique store? Did you find something and alter it to suit the piece?
In this one:
https://icraftgifts.com/handmade/34654/olive-green-earrings-chunky-sterling-silver-and-green-earrings.php... you say: "They are glazed porcelain so each is slightly different in their markings. They'll come packaged in a box with clear earrings stoppers to make sure they stay securely in your ears ... "
You have a lot of "They" going on. What, exactly, are glazed porcelain? Try this:
"The beads on these sterling silver earrings are glazed porecelain. Your beaded earrings will come packaged in a box with clear stoppers for the silver earring hooks to make sure they stay securely in your ears...." Be specific (and sneak in a keyword when you can!)
I agree with others that the approximate weight of the piece is important (hollow or solid makes a difference too). You should include it in the descriptions. Even if it is as simple as "light-weight" versus not.
I'm wondering if "oxidized" or "oxidized metal" or "oxidized silver" should be in your item tags where applicable, since you have the room.
Product Prices & ShippingThe shipping did seem high at first blush but with the description of tracking and insurance in there it's okay now. the product prices seem fair to me with the fine skills that must be required for such tiny sculpting!
You need more stuff too. Especially with lovely photos like that! More more more!