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In this comprehensive guide, we’ll walk you through everything you need to know about ring sizing, manufacturing processes, and ordering strategies to help you build a strong foundation for your jewelry collection.

If you’re working in the jewelry industry and transitioning your designs from hand-drawn sketches to CAD files and eventually to finished metal pieces, there’s one critical factor you must not overlook—casting shrinkage.

Launching your own jewelry collection is an exciting step for any designer or jewelry wholesaler—but one of the most frequently asked questions is: How much does it actually cost to bring your jewelry designs to life?

In this article, we’ll break down the differences between stamping and casting, what each method is ideal for, and how these traditional processes continue to evolve with modern technology.

This article explores why branding your jewelry is essential, how it enhances perceived value, and the different methods to incorporate your logo during jewelry manufacturing. We’ll also dive into practical insights from industry veteran Kaven of Evyny jewelry manufacture, family-owned jewelry manufacturing company based in China.

In this article, we’ll walk you through the most popular types of stone setting techniques used in the jewelry industry. Each method offers unique visual effects and levels of craftsmanship, from beginner-friendly cabochon settings to intricate pavé settings used in luxury designs. These techniques are part of the foundational skills every jeweler should understand, and they also play a big role in design decisions when working with customers or suppliers.

This article will dive deep into the differences between cabochon and faceted stones, their roles in jewelry manufacturing, and how designers can strategically incorporate them into their collections. Whether you’re new to gemstone jewelry or looking to refine your production strategy, this guide will serve as a valuable resource.

In this blog, we’re sharing our step-by-step jewelry inspection checklist, based on decades of manufacturing experience. Plus, we’ll highlight common quality defects, how to document them, and how to communicate effectively with your wholesale jewelry suppliers if issues arise.

In this article, we will explore how the jewelry design industry has evolved, why now is a great time to start, and how aspiring designers can enter this competitive yet rewarding market.

In the first part, we explored the advantages and disadvantages of working with local versus overseas manufacturers. If you haven’t read that yet, be sure to check it out. Now, let’s dive into where and how to find the right jewelry manufacturer for your business.