Who This Page Is For
If you are preparing a first collection, extending a stainless steel jewelry range, or testing private label samples, this page shows what to send and how your OEM/ODM project can move forward.
New Brand
You need styles, samples, a starting MOQ estimate, packaging options, and a realistic launch path.
Existing Brand
You want to add a 316L / PVD gold range without making the brand feel cheaper.
Private Label
You need logo engraving, pouches, cards, boxes, labels, and consistent private label details for repeat orders.
Sample Buyer
You want to approve samples and test a small quantity before committing to bulk production.
Custom / OEM / ODM Routes
Choose existing 316L stainless steel styles when you want to test product direction quickly with lower development risk.
Use a current style as the base, then adjust PVD color, size, stone, custom logo, or packaging details.
Send CAD, sketches, or reference images when your brand needs custom stainless steel jewelry samples or an OEM/ODM collection concept.
Project Fit Check
You do not need a perfect tech pack to start. Send these four details first, and we can judge whether your project fits a catalog, modified, or full custom route.
Tell us your target quantity or launch quantity. We will suggest a practical starting route: stock style, modified style, or full custom.
Share reference images, CAD, sketches, stones, sizes, or structure details so we can see whether the sample is practical to make.
Tell us your target 14K / 18K gold tone, silver tone, polish level, or finish standard.
Tell us if you need logo engraving, cards, pouches, boxes, labels, barcode, or private label packaging.
Send it to us. We will help choose a realistic catalog, modified, OEM, or ODM sample route and tell you what details are still needed for MOQ, PVD, packaging, and lead time.
How Custom Starts
This section keeps the cooperation path easy to understand: send the idea, confirm the development route, approve samples, then move into small-batch or production orders.
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Send a reference image, sketch, CAD file, catalog style, product type, material target, quantity, and packaging needs.
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We review structure, material, PVD finish, logo placement, starting MOQ, sample practicality, and development route.
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We prepare the sample, check size, finish, logo, stone, plating, packaging direction, and revise details before approval.
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After sample approval, your project can move into small-batch testing or a larger production run with confirmed details.
Real Brand Project
This case shows how DG Jewelry helps a brand move from custom requirements to confirmed samples, process decisions, and a workable production plan.
A jewelry brand came to DG Jewelry with six custom champagne-gold designs, including pieces with natural stone, raised edges, and a wide adjustable bangle structure. The project required more than sample making: the color had to match the brand reference, the mold cost needed to stay workable, and the structure had to support both appearance and wearability.
During development, we tested different process routes, compared champagne-gold finishes against 14K, 18K, and 24K references, and adjusted the production method for the 1.2 mm raised edge and 50 mm adjustable bangle. Key sample data, color direction, structure, and production tolerance were confirmed before bulk production.
Project Needs
Natural stone setting, raised edge detail, adjustable bangle structure, and controlled mold cost.
Development Route
Sample testing, structure review, process adjustment, and approval data confirmation.
Technical Point
The raised edge and wide adjustable bangle were solved through cutting, spot welding, and furnace welding.
Buyer Value
The client could approve the project with clearer cost, structure, color, and timeline expectations before production.
developed as one custom collection
raised edge structure confirmed
samples approved for production planning
Why Brands Work With DG Jewelry
Choose clasp, catch, toggle, magnetic, barrel, and safety structures that match how your jewelry should wear, open, and feel in daily use.
Review gold, rose, silver, black, gunmetal, and specialty finish references before sampling so the final tone fits your brand direction.
For private label projects, logo placement and marking details can be checked during sample planning instead of waiting until bulk production.
Sample checks focus on structure, clasp function, surface finish, plating tone, and details that affect repeat orders after approval.
Close-up sample photos help your team judge polish, plating reflection, hinge structure, clasp detail, and the final look before moving forward.
Material test reports can support buyer review, compliance discussion, and product claim checks for stainless steel jewelry programs.
Buyer FAQ
These are the questions that usually come up before a brand sends a custom jewelry brief for sample review.
Yes. DG Jewelry manufactures 316L stainless steel jewelry for brands, including catalog styles, modified designs, OEM/ODM samples, private label packaging, and production orders.
Yes. Projects can start from catalog styles, modified styles, reference images, sketches, CAD files, or a new collection concept.
MOQ depends on the route, design, mold, material, finish, packaging, and production complexity. Send your brief for a realistic starting MOQ estimate.
Yes. Sample approval is the recommended route before small-batch testing or bulk production, especially for PVD, logo, packaging, and custom details.
Yes. You can discuss 14K tone, 18K tone, silver tone, rose tone, polish level, and color consistency requirements before sampling.
Yes. Logo engraving, pouch, box, card, label, and private label packaging requirements can be included in the sample planning stage.
Send product type, reference image or CAD, material, PVD color, quantity, logo or packaging needs, target price, and launch timeline.
Send Your Collection Brief
Share your product type, reference image, material target, PVD color, quantity, logo or packaging needs, and launch timeline. We will help judge whether a catalog, modified, or full OEM/ODM sample route makes sense.
Product type or category
Reference image, sketch, CAD, or catalog style
316L stainless steel, PVD color, stone, or finish target
Logo, packaging, testing, and launch timing needs
Expected sample quantity, MOQ concern, or test order idea
You do not need a complete tech pack. Start with the details you already have, and we can help turn them into a practical sample plan.
Your information will be kept strictly confidential.
I’m Sparrow Xiang from dgjewelry.cn. My team and I would be happy to chat with you by video call or phone. We’d love to learn more about your business, needs, and expectations.
