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Send a sketch, a reference photo or just a direction. We produce the 3D render and tell you what will survive production before anything is tooled.
















Minimums & Lead Times
Minimums are set by tooling, not by policy — a new shape needs a mould, and the mould has to be paid for across the run. Which is also why there is a way around it when your quantity is smaller.
The gap is not a policy — it is how each metal is worked. Silver and brass are cast from a mould that pays for itself over 30 pieces. Stainless steel is machined and hardened, so the setup only makes sense from 300. If steel is what your line needs and 300 is out of reach, say so early and we will look at the alternatives with you rather than after you have quoted your buyer.
The minimum exists because of the mould. Start from a shape we already tool and there is no mould to pay for — swap the stone, the plating or the length and the piece is yours without the setup. It is the fastest way to test a new line, and it ships sooner too.
Working from an existing mould ships in 10–15 days. A fully new design ships in 15–25. Add 5–7 days of air freight to Europe or the US and you have the date to give your buyer — we quote the shipping window separately rather than folding it into production so the two never blur.

How It Works
Air-freighted worldwide, not shipped by sea. Every stage has a named owner and a stated turnaround, so you always know which step your order is on and what happens next — no chasing, no silence between updates.
Send your design, target quantity and market. You get a line-by-line quote rather than one number, so you can see what each part costs.
A 3D render first, then a physical sample. Revision rounds are agreed before we start, so the schedule holds even when the design moves. Working from an existing mould skips this step entirely.
Working from an existing mould runs 10–15 days; a fully new design runs 15–25. Your approved sample is sealed and every batch is checked against it, with progress reaching you without being asked for.
Final inspection, your packaging and labels, then air freight with a tracking number. Shipping documents are ready before the goods leave the floor. The transit window is quoted separately from production, so the two never blur.
One Supplier, Not Four
A wholesale order usually means coordinating a designer, a factory, a packaging supplier and a freight forwarder — four contacts, four timelines, and every gap between them is yours to close. Here it is one.
Send a sketch, a reference photo or just a direction. We produce the 3D render and tell you what will survive production before anything is tooled.
Cards, pouches, boxes and labels are made and packed here, with the jewelry. Nothing arrives in two shipments and nothing has to be repacked at your end.
Air freight worldwide, booked by us. Export documents are prepared before the goods leave the floor, and you get the tracking number without asking.
You hear from us at each stage — sample ready, production started, inspection passed, shipped. Updates come to you rather than waiting for you to ask.
Before You Enquire
The four that come up before every first order. Anything specific to your design or market, send it over and we will answer it directly.
30 pieces for sterling silver and brass, 300 for stainless steel. The gap is not a policy — silver and brass are cast from a mould that pays for itself over 30 pieces, while stainless steel is machined and hardened, so the setup only makes sense from 300. The minimum applies per design, because each design needs its own mould.
Two ways round it. Start from a shape we already tool — swap the stone, the plating or the length and there is no mould to pay for, so the minimum does not apply the same way. Or run the design in silver or brass at 30 pieces to test the market first, then move it to steel once the volume is there. Tell us the quantity you actually have and we will say which route fits.
Both. If you have technical drawings or a physical sample, we produce to them — that is OEM. If you have a direction but no drawing, we develop the design with you and turn it into a 3D render before anything is tooled — that is ODM. Most first orders start somewhere in between: a reference photo and a few notes on what to change.
Working from an existing mould, production runs 10–15 days. A fully new design runs 15–25. Add 5–7 days of air freight to Europe or the US and that is the date you can give your own buyer. We quote the transit window separately from production rather than folding the two into one number, so a delay in one is never hidden inside the other.
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