Since 2013 - brass, silver and stainless steel jewelry made in Guangzhou
Stock drawers in the BlueOne Jewelry warehouse holding ready to ship jewelry
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Ready to Ship Jewelry Stock Programme

Most of the range is held in stock. That is the difference between restocking a listing this week and restocking it next month.

What is held

The old catalogue and the warehouse behind it run to roughly 3 million pieces across the seven categories. Proven styles across rings, earrings, bracelets and necklaces are the ones held deepest.

How fast it moves

Stock orders are dispatched within 48 hours of confirmation. There is no production lead time on a stock style, because the production already happened.

Why it matters for marketplace sellers

A listing that goes out of stock loses rank, and rank is expensive to rebuild. Buying from stock lets you hold position on the styles that are working.

Step by Step

How It Runs

  1. Send the style listProduct names or links from the catalogue.
  2. Stock checkWe confirm what is on the shelf and what needs a run.
  3. ProformaQuantities, prices and packing confirmed in writing.
  4. PaymentOrder released on receipt.
  1. Pick and packPicked from the warehouse and inspected before packing.
  2. Dispatch in 48 hoursHanded to your forwarder or ours.
The Full Sequence

Sixteen Steps in the Workshop

Whichever route your order takes, it passes through the same documented process.

01

Concept and Design

CAD drawing and 3D rendering from your sketch, sample or reference photo.

02

Plate Making

The master pattern is cut and finished by hand before any mould is made.

03

Manufacture of Moulds

Silicone moulds are cut from the master so the shape repeats exactly.

04

Mould Injection Wax

Wax is injected into the mould to produce the pattern for each piece.

05

Wax Inlay

Stones that are cast in place are set into the wax at this stage.

06

Growing Wax Trees

Wax patterns are assembled onto a sprue tree ready for investment.

07

High Temperature Furnace Melting

Brass, silver or steel is melted and poured into the invested flask.

08

Cutting Table

Cast pieces are cut from the tree and the sprue marks are removed.

09

Sanding

Each piece is sanded to take out casting texture before finishing.

10

Buckle and Chain

Clasps, jump rings and chain sections are fitted to the body.

11

Welding

Joints and findings are welded so the piece holds under daily wear.

12

Grinding

Barrel and wheel grinding evens the surface across the whole batch.

13

Stone Setting

Cubic zirconia, moissanite and opal are set by hand, stone by stone.

14

Polishing

Hand polishing brings the metal up before it goes to the plating line.

15

Plating

Yellow gold, white gold or rose gold is plated over the finished body.

16

Assembly

Final assembly, inspection and packing for the order.

FAQ

Ready to Ship Stock - Questions

How does ready to ship stock start?

Email describing what you need. Michael Xiao will come back with the questions that have to be answered before a quotation can be accurate.

Is there a charge for sampling?

Sampling and tooling are quoted per development. The cost depends on how much new tooling the design needs - a change to an existing style costs far less than a new mould.

Do you keep our moulds?

Yes. The mould stays on your account, which is why a repeat order is quicker and cheaper than the first one.

Can you work from a physical sample?

Yes - a physical sample is the easiest reference to work from. A photograph, a sketch or a CAD file all work too.

What happens if the sample is not right?

It gets corrected and re-sampled. That is the entire purpose of the sampling stage, and it is far cheaper than correcting a bulk order.

Start a Ready to Ship Stock Enquiry

The more of the specification you can fix up front, the more accurate the quotation will be.

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