Jewellery
Casting · stone setting · surface finishing
Small objects, judged in the hand and at arm's length.
Work starts from your drawing, a technical file or a reference sample, and is developed into something manufacturable: casting, setting, polishing, plating, and the finishing passes that decide whether a piece reads as fine or merely clean.
Metal and stone sourcing, setting quality and plating build are agreed on the sample — not discovered in the bulk order.
The four points where this category is decided.
- 01Metal sourcing and assay
- 02Stone setting and surface finish
- 03Plating build and colour consistency
- 04Clasps, findings and wear testing
Volumes, tooling and lead times are agreed per project — they follow the material and the finishing, not a price list.
Answered before the meeting.
Sampling from a drawing or a reference piece
Small runs produced alongside bulk volumes
Finish signed off against an approved sample
Nickel release and plating declarations are the usual documentation points for jewellery entering the EU. Both are confirmed per article in the quotation.
Certificates and test reports are held by the manufacturer or the test house, and are supplied as copies with the documents for each shipment.
Silver, stone and leather, held to one finish.
Developing something in jewellery?
Send a drawing, a tech pack, or a sample you already sell. We reply with what is realistic and what a first sample takes.