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What a full jewelry programme needs from one factory

One stone programme across every category

The reason to source earrings, neckwear and bracelets from your ring supplier is consistency. Melee drawn from the same parcels, the same setters, the same plating thickness and the same QC standard means a customer who buys a pendant to match a ring gets a pair that actually matches — the single most common complaint when a counter is supplied by three factories.

Natural and lab-grown, mirrored

Every category runs in both programmes. You decide per line which stone programme it carries, and the designs, tooling and quality standard stay identical. Splitting the two across suppliers fragments your specification and your lead times for no commercial gain.

Pendants and chains quoted separately

We follow the trade convention: pendants are priced apart from chains, so you can pair a fast-moving pendant with the chain length and gauge your market wants rather than accepting a fixed pairing. Both are quoted line by line so you see exactly what the chain adds.

Men's as its own budget line

Men's jewellery is planned on a separate budget by a separate buyer in most US retail organisations. We produce it as a category with its own construction standards — heavier clasps, wider profiles, settings that survive daily wear — rather than as a variation on the women's range.

Sets built together, not matched afterwards

Matched sets are produced as one unit from one stone parcel and inspected as one unit at QC. Matching pieces after the fact never quite works under counter lighting; matching them in production does.

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