Personalized collection
Birthstone & Charm Jewelry
Color families, bezel settings, chains and matched gold or silver directions.
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Current company established 2025 · Manufacturing roots from 2012
Built for your brand. Made for production.
OEM and ODM jewelry development for brands, wholesalers and retailers—from a practical design brief to repeatable bulk production.
304 / 316Material routes matched to project needs
18K GoldReal-gold PVD vacuum-plated finish options
OEM / ODMSampling, logo and packaging support
DongguanManufacturing base in Chang'an, China
Product directions
Collections that can become yours.
Start with a proven category or bring a new concept. We support stainless steel necklaces, bracelets, rings, earrings, charms, birthstone pieces and cord jewelry.
Ready-stock wholesale
Start from one piece. Mix styles freely.
Explore at least 3,000 ready-stock stainless steel jewelry styles for boutiques, online sellers, wholesalers and growing brands. Test more designs with less inventory pressure, then reorder the styles that perform.
3,000+ready-stock styles normally available
1 Pieceper available style is accepted
150–200new designs added each month
5–7 Dayssecondary quality check and dispatch
Engineering before sampling
Good ideas need a manufacturable route.
We review dimensions, detail limits, construction, material, plating and order quantity before promising an effect. This helps prevent beautiful AI concepts from becoming costly, unrepeatable samples.
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AI design feasibility
Identify hair-thin details, unsupported shapes and visual effects that cannot be repeated reliably.
Check feasibility →02
Detail & tolerance limits
Match line width, stone size, wall thickness and assembly clearance to the production process.
Review limits →03
Process selection
Choose cutting, forming, casting, machining, polishing, setting and assembly around the design.
See processes →04
MOQ & lead-time planning
Balance tooling, material route, sample complexity and quantity before quotation.
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Materials & finishing
Specify what the market actually needs.
Most ready-stock stainless steel jewelry in the market is 304. 316 or 316L can offer stronger chloride-pitting resistance, but usually requires a higher project MOQ and material commitment.
304 stainless steelThe more common route for ready stock, fast testing and regular commercial collections.
316 / 316L stainless steelA premium material option when the design, market requirement and order volume justify it.
18K real-gold PVD vacuum platingOur gold-tone products use real 18K gold PVD vacuum plating, typically around 0.03–0.06 μm unless a project specifies otherwise.
Nickel, chromium and lead release compliance should be confirmed against the destination market and the final tested product—not assumed from the steel grade alone.
From brief to shipment
Clear checkpoints, fewer surprises.
The most reliable projects make decisions in the right order. We confirm construction and measurable specifications before bulk production.
01Project reviewReference, quantity, target market, material and finish.
02DevelopmentManufacturability, drawing, tooling route and quotation.
03SamplingPhysical sample, detail corrections and finish approval.
04Bulk & QCControlled production, inspection and packing confirmation.
Buyer knowledge center
Answers before you commit.
Technical pages designed to help brand owners and buyers ask better questions, compare production routes and prepare clearer inquiries.
304 vs 316, plating and compliance
Understand practical differences, report scope and release-testing considerations.
Read guide →How stainless steel jewelry is made
See which processes suit different shapes, details, quantities and effects.
Read guide →MOQ, samples, lead time and cost
Prepare the information needed for a more accurate production recommendation.
View FAQ →Start with a practical review
Have a design, reference or product direction?
Send the product type, quantity, finish, target market and any reference files you already have. We will help clarify the next production step.