Increase in Facebook Ads ROAS (2.25 → 3.28)
Increase in Sales with +20% Increase in Ad Spend
Facebook Ads/Meta Ads
Paid Ads
E-commerce Strategy
Ad Creatives
UGC Production
Creative Strategy
Secret Wood is an e-commerce jewelry brand selling rings, necklaces, and handcrafted accessories. Like many brands in e-commerce, they relied heavily on Facebook ads for jewelry brands as their primary acquisition channel.
When Meta released the Andromeda update and later introduced the GEM delivery system, performance across many ad accounts became unstable—especially when scaling spend.
Before working with Skaleit Agency, Secret Wood was:
Operating at a 2.25 ROAS
Cautious about increasing ad spend due to efficiency risks
Using a traditional “winning ad” approach that no longer aligned with Meta’s delivery logic
The objective was clear:
Scale paid ads safely
Improve ROAS at the account level
Build a future-proof Facebook ad strategy for a jewelry brand
With the GEM update, Meta no longer optimizes around a single high-performing creative. Instead, it optimizes entire ad sequences based on how users naturally move through the buying journey.
This created three key challenges:
Traditional Facebook ad structures stopped working
Linear funnels didn’t reflect real customer behavior
The ad account lacked creative depth across awareness stages
To scale efficiently, we needed to rethink paid ads for a jewelry brand from the ground up.
We aligned the strategy around core e-commerce KPIs:
Break-even ROAS vs target ROAS
Break-even CPA vs target CPA
This ensured every decision was driven by profitability, not vanity metrics—essential for e-commerce brand marketing.
As an agency for jewelry brands, Skaleit Agency rebuilt the Facebook ad structure around creative sequencing.
Instead of scaling a single ad, we developed a creative ecosystem that allowed Meta to dynamically deliver the most relevant sequence to each user.
For this e-commerce jewelry brand, video ads delivered the strongest performance. We created multiple video sets for each awareness stage:
Top of Funnel – Scroll-stopping visual hooks
Mid Funnel (Social Proof) – Real customers wearing the jewelry
Mid Funnel (Lifestyle & Context) – Rings shown in different environments
Mid Funnel (Value & Differentiation) – Craftsmanship, meaning, and uniqueness
Bottom Funnel – Offer-driven creatives with urgency and scarcity
Each stage included multiple creatives, giving Meta enough data to optimize sequences rather than individual ads.
E-commerce customer journeys are not linear—and Meta now optimizes accordingly.
Some users enter at solution-aware stages.
Others require multiple touchpoints before converting.
By building a multi-ad, multi-awareness-stage ecosystem, we enabled Meta to:
Optimize journeys dynamically
Increase relevance for each potential buyer
Improve overall Facebook ads ROAS for the jewelry brand
Comparing October vs September:
ROAS increased from 2.25 to 3.28 (+43%)
Sales increased by +30%
Ad spend increased by +20%
Stable performance across the entire ad account
This confirmed what we consistently see at Skaleit Agency:
When Facebook ads for jewelry brands are built around sequencing instead of single creatives, scaling becomes predictable and profitable.
This case study shows how a modern Facebook ad strategy for a jewelry brand, aligned with Meta’s latest delivery systems, can outperform traditional approaches—even while scaling ad spend.
For e-commerce brands looking for a specialized agency for jewelry brand marketing, creative sequencing is no longer optional—it’s the new standard.
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