Aperture affects depth of field, which determines how much of the jewelry remains sharp. Using the best camera for jewelry photography with an aperture around f/8–f/16 ensures detailed focus across gemstones and metal textures. On Visuals Clipping, editors recommend smaller apertures for macro work because they sharpen tiny features without blurring edges. Experimenting with aperture helps achieve striking clarity, making jewelry appear high-value and expertly crafted in final images.