01Material intake
Components reviewed against the brief.
Stone profile, colour direction and visible surface character can be discussed before the selected component moves into the piece.
Start with a direction
Use a category as a starting point. Each product page keeps the B2B discussion visible: options, MOQ guidance and a route to request a quote.
Factory trust · material to delivery
Three real working views show how a buyer brief moves through component review, hands-on assembly and private-label presentation.
01Material intake
Stone profile, colour direction and visible surface character can be discussed before the selected component moves into the piece.
02Making
The supplied working image shows a component being fitted by hand, making the production conversation more concrete for buyers.
03Packaging
Boxes, insert cards and finishing touches can be aligned with the approved private-label brief before the order is prepared for delivery.

Factory and project context
We use supplied factory, equipment and packaging imagery to show the environment behind a custom project. The site leads buyers to the details that shape a usable quote instead of generic supplier claims.
Custom process
A straightforward five-step path for an OEM or ODM discussion. Timing and final MOQ are confirmed only after the specification is clear.
Send a reference, design code or collection direction.
Discuss material, stone, finish, dimensions and packaging.
Confirm the relevant MOQ and route for the requested design.
Review the chosen solution before bulk production.
Align packing and delivery requirements.
Private-label presentation
Packaging, insert cards and logo requirements can be part of the same product conversation. The packaging shown here is a company-owned private-label example.

Buyer questions
A concise FAQ provides key B2B information buyers need before contacting the team.
Existing designs generally start from 50 pcs. 925 silver projects can start from 30 pcs. Final MOQ depends on material, dimensions, production process and requested customisation.
Yes. Use a product code or reference image and explain the material, stone, colour, finish, dimensions, logo or packaging changes you would like to discuss.
You can start with inspiration, a sketch or an early brief. The next step is to clarify the essential product details before sampling and production options can be discussed.
Include your target quantity, market, preferred material or finish, and a reference image if you have one.