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OEM vs ODM – How We Work with Different Types of Projects
We support both OEM projects (your own designs) and ODM projects (using or adapting our existing designs). The process is similar, but there are a few key differences.
OEM – Your Own Custom Jewelry Designs
For OEM projects, you provide original designs or clear references. We focus on:
- Protecting your designs with NDA and controlled file handling
- Engineering details to turn concepts into manufacturable pieces
- Matching your exact brand positioning and target retail price range
OEM is ideal for established brands and retailers who need unique collections that stand out from competitors.
ODM – Using or Adapting Our Designs
For ODM projects, you select from our existing design library and we adapt details such as materials, plating color, stones and branding.
- Shorter development time
- Lower sampling cost and risk
- Easier to test new collections or markets
ODM is ideal if you want to launch faster, test new categories or reduce upfront design workload.
Tell us whether you need OEM or ODM so we can recommend the best path.
Step 1: Share Your Project Brief
Every strong project starts with a focused brief. By sharing your product ideas, target market, and quantities up front, you give us the information we need to respond with real solutions rather than generic answers.
Step 2: Engineering Review & Quotation
This is where your ideas meet our manufacturing reality. Our engineers look at your designs through the lens of materials, structure and production, so the quotation you receive is not only a number—but a clear path to make your jewelry or lighter work in real life.
Step 3: Sampling, 3D & Prototypes
Seeing is believing. Samples and prototypes let you feel the weight, finish and details of your design before committing to volume, turning abstract concepts into pieces your team can hold, test and refine together.
Step 4: Mold Making & Pre‑Production Sample
For designs that require tooling, this step bridges the gap between sample‑room success and stable mass production. By testing new molds in small runs, we confirm that every detail you approved can be reliably reproduced on the actual production line.
Step 5: Mass Production & Quality Control
Once everything is approved, we move from prototypes to production—without leaving quality to chance. Multiple checkpoints across cutting, polishing, plating and packing keep your stainless steel jewelry consistent from the first piece to the last.
Step 6: Packing, Shipping & Reorders
The process does not end when cartons leave our factory. Thoughtful packing, clear documentation and well‑kept specifications make warehouse receiving smoother today—and make reorders easier and more consistent for every future season.
Why Partner With Us
In a crowded market, you need a partner who offers more than just production capacity. We provide the strategic agility of low MOQs combined with the rigorous quality standards of a luxury atelier, giving your brand the competitive edge it deserves.
Agile MOQ (50 Pcs)
We support your cash flow with a Minimum Order Quantity of just 50 pieces per style.
Material Integrity
We exclusively use Surgical Grade 316L Stainless Steel and Eco-Friendly Brass.
Advanced PVD Tech
Our in-house PVD Vacuum Plating is waterproof, sweat-resistant, and durable.
IP Protection (NDA)
We sign Non-Disclosure Agreements to ensure your designs are never shared.
Who Our Custom Jewelry OEM/ODM Process Is Designed For
Our custom jewelry OEM/ODM process is built for international partners who need reliable, repeatable manufacturing in 316L stainless steel, Eco‑Brass and Titanium – not just a one‑time supplier.
Fashion and Lifestyle Brands Building Custom Stainless Steel Jewelry Lines
We work with fashion and lifestyle brands that want to develop custom stainless steel jewelry OEM collections – including rings, bracelets, necklaces and earrings – with stable quality and clear ex‑factory pricing for each season.
Companies Developing Brass Lighters and Metal Accessories with OEM/ODM Support
We support companies that need OEM brass lighters and custom metal accessories, combining Eco‑Brass, 316L stainless steel and PVD finishes to match specific brand concepts and target price ranges.
Online and Offline Retailers Planning Seasonal Custom Jewelry Collections
For online and offline retailers planning seasonal custom jewelry OEM collections, our process helps align lead time, MOQ and cost structure so you can launch stainless steel jewelry, body jewelry and accessories on schedule.
Brands Switching from Another Jewelry OEM Factory
If you are changing from a previous jewelry OEM factory due to quality, lead time or communication issues, our structured OEM/ODM process and transparent stainless steel jewelry pricing make the transition more predictable and less risky.
Custom Jewelry OEM/ODM Process FAQ
New partners often share the same questions about timing, files and how flexible the process can be. This FAQ section consolidates key points in one place, enabling your team to transition from uncertainty to clarity before the first project even begins.
For most OEM and ODM projects, sampling typically takes 2–4 weeks after we confirm all technical details, and bulk production usually takes 30–45 days, depending on the design complexity and quantities. If your launch date is fixed, please let us know in your initial brief so we can plan capacity accordingly.
No. CAD files are helpful but not mandatory. Many clients start with sketches, reference photos, or existing samples. Our engineering team can create production-ready CAD and 3D drawings based on your input and then send them to you for approval before sampling.
Final designs and specifications are confirmed after you approve the sample or pre-production sample in Steps 3 or 4. At that point, we lock dimensions, materials, finishes and logo positions, and use this specification to control quality in mass production and all future reorders.
Yes. Many brands develop collections with multiple designs within a single program. As long as each design meets its minimum order quantity, we can often share materials, plating setups, and packaging standards across the collection, which helps keep the process efficient and consistent.
Absolutely. We take IP protection seriously. We are happy to sign a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) before you share any files. Your molds are kept exclusive to your brand and will never be used for other clients or our own collections.
Yes. We charge a nominal fee for prototyping to cover engineering and setup costs. However, this fee is 100% refundable when your bulk order for that style meets our standard quantity threshold (usually 300 pieces or $1,000 value).
To maintain our high standards of specialization, we focus exclusively on 316L Stainless Steel, Eco-Brass, and Titanium. We do not work with zinc alloy (due to quality issues) or 925 Sterling Silver (due to different casting processes), ensuring our equipment is perfectly tuned for our core metals.
Yes. We offer a full-service solution. We can source and customize jewelry boxes, pouches, and hangtags with your logo. This allows you to receive retail-ready products that can be shipped directly to your customers or warehouse.
Yes. In many cases, we offer lower MOQs for test orders, especially when you are launching a new collection or entering a new market. Please share your plan and we will propose a realistic solution.
Ideally, you can prepare reference images or CAD files, basic product list, estimated quantities and target markets. If you do not have all of these yet, you can still start with a simple brief and we will ask the right questions.
Stainless steel is our core focus, but we also work with Eco‑Brass and Titanium, as well as 925 Silver Jewelry, especially for brass lighters and body jewelry projects.
For more questions about materials, quality control and sustainability, please visit our FAQ and Quality Control pages.
Lead Time, MOQ and Pricing – How We Plan Together
We know that timelines, MOQs, and cost structures are critical to your business. That is why we discuss them early in the process instead of as an afterthought.
Typical Lead Times
Lead times depend on your product type and season, but as a general reference:
- Sampling: usually 5-7 Dayss after final confirmed designs
- Mass production: usually 2–3 weeks after sample approval and deposit
We will confirm realistic lead times for your specific project during quotation.
MOQ Guidelines
We offer brand‑friendly MOQs starting from around 50 pcs per design in many cases. Exact MOQs can vary based on complexity, materials and plating.
How Pricing Works
Your ex‑factory price is influenced by materials, weight, processes, plating, packaging and quantities. During the quotation stage, we show you how different options affect cost so you can choose the best combination for your market.
