Opens in a new tab
Faceted-stone ring on a dark sculpted background

Custom Jewelry Manufacturing

Custom Jewelry for Your Brand

Bring a sketch, a sample, or a reference image.

Start Your Project

Choose Your Jewelry Type

Step 01

Explore the main categories for your custom project.

Choose Your Metal & Finish

Step 02

Match the material to your product, then confirm the finish on a sample.

Decorative Materials

Pearls, enamel, natural stones, abalone shell and sea glass, with glass, resin, ceramic, wood and mixed-material options.

Finish Options

Polished, matte, brushed or antique. Gold, rose gold, champagne, silver/rhodium or black tones.

Color alone does not identify the metal. Confirm material and finish specifications on the sample.

Illustrative pendant sketch, blank sample, clasp, jump rings and decorative stones

Define the Details

Step 03

Plan the shape, construction and branding around how your jewelry will be worn.

Shape & Fit

Set the proportions, fit and weight around how the piece will be worn.

Connections & Closures

Choose posts, backs, clasps and links that suit the design and make wearing easier.

Stones & Details

Define the size, color and placement of stones, pearls, enamel or other accents.

Logo & Packaging

Plan the logo position, marking method and packaging as part of the same project.

From Brief to Production

Step 04

  1. Review the Brief

    Share your references, target quantity and priorities. We review feasibility and the specifications that still need deciding.

  2. Approve the Sample

    Confirm size, construction, finish and key details on the sample before approving the production specification.

  3. Confirm Production

    Agree on quantity, quality checks, packing and schedule. Use the approved sample and specifications as the order reference.

You can see what has been done, what comes next and what needs your approval. Daily photo updates can be arranged for selected projects.

Equipment & Craft

Explore the factory

See how designs are prepared, surfaces refined and finished pieces reviewed.

Retouched view of jewelry workers at polishing workstations in the Jinnuo factory
Polishing workshop
Retouched view of rough polishing equipment used for jewelry surface preparation
Surface finishing equipment
Retouched view of hands reviewing jewelry workmanship at a factory bench
Workmanship review

Sample References

Use the agreed sample to compare proportions, construction and finish.

Surface Work

Refine edges and surfaces to suit the design and selected finish.

Before Packing

Review visible workmanship, assembly and quantities against the project requirements.

Made for Real Life

Design begins with empathy for the person wearing the piece. How it feels, moves and fits into daily life matters. Comfort, ease and everyday pleasure guide our decisions.

We pursue that experience through rigorous material specifications and careful workmanship, reviewing the weight, edges, connections and finish through the sample.

Questions Before You Start

What is the minimum order quantity?

MOQ depends on the design, material, finish and quantity per style or color. Share your target quantity for review.

How are samples and tooling charged?

Sample and tooling costs depend on the design, development work and revisions required. Confirm the scope and charges before development starts.

When can you confirm the lead time?

Timing can be confirmed once specifications, quantity and approval steps are clear. Sampling, production and shipping are separate stages.

What about confidentiality and tooling?

Discuss confidentiality, tooling ownership and any exclusivity requirements before development, and record the agreed terms in the project agreement.

Let's Talk About Your Project

Send a sketch, photo or sample reference, plus your target quantity and timing. If some details are undecided, share what you know.

Start Your Project
Email Us WhatsApp