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Material prep
316 blanks and wire are cut and formed to the approved spec. Weight targets set here decide everything downstream.
Production Workflow
How stainless-steel jewellery production is coordinated
A transparent overview of common stainless-steel jewellery production, finishing and packing steps around Foshan. The imagery is illustrative; the actual route is confirmed per SKU or custom brief.
- 316 steel / casting / polishing / PVD / setting / QC / packing
Per SKU
Material stated on the named product or brief
By sample
Finish matched to an approved sample when specified
Per quote
Capacity confirmed after SKU and timing review
Per order
Inspection scope agreed before production
01 - Materials
Built on one honest base.
Each product page should be read at SKU level: material and finish come from that product's specifications. Samples and written briefs confirm the actual build before a bulk order.
See the six stations01 316 stainless steelWhere a named SKU specifies 316 stainless steel, that material is recorded in the product or brief. Finish, care guidance and reorder specifications are confirmed per SKU.
02 PVD coatingGold, rose-gold, black and silver-tone finishes bonded to the steel surface - stronger daily-wear colour than flash plating, matched batch to batch.
03 Stones and enamelCZ, moissanite and enamel details are specified per design. Seat strength and edge finish are confirmed before any bulk run starts.
04 Locked colour standardsApproved samples stay on the bench. Reorders are matched against the original standard under daylight, not against memory.
02 - Production
From blank to boxed.
Six common stages between raw material and a packed order. The imagery is illustrative; the actual material, finish and route vary by approved SKU specification.
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Casting and forming
Tooling, wax and torch work shape the piece for repeatability: clean edges, stable weight, no surprises on the reorder.
03
Grinding and polishing
Surfaces and contact points are ground smooth before any colour goes on. This bench decides how the piece feels on skin.
04
PVD finishing
Colour is bonded after surface prep - gold, rose, black or silver-tone, matched to the approved sample or stock standard.
05
Stone setting
CZ, moissanite and enamel go in after the base is finished. Seats are checked so stones survive shipping and daily wear.
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QC and handwork
Colour match, clasp function, stone security, size and weight - checked piece by piece against the confirmed standard.
03 - Production references
Illustrative imagery, clearly labelled.
The photographs on this page are illustrative production references, not images of a Jewena-owned factory. The actual partner, workshop evidence, inspection scope and video availability are confirmed for the named programme before an order.
PVD routes available by SKUQC scope agreed per orderExport-ready packingOEM / ODM welcome
Production route
Per brief
Partner and process are confirmed against the named SKU or custom brief.
Capacity
Per quote
Available capacity is confirmed in the written quote after the SKU and timing are known.
Process
Multi-step
Casting, polishing, finishing, setting and packing steps vary by approved specification.
Inspection
Per order
Inspection method and any third-party requirement are agreed before production.
04 - Quality requirements
Inspection points agreed per order.
01 Surface and colour match When included in the written brief, surface and colour can be compared with the approved sample using the agreed method.
02 Function and stone security When agreed, clasps, hinges, posts and stone seats can be included in the functional inspection scope.
03 Size and weight When agreed, sizes, lengths and weights can be checked against the named tech pack or order specification.
04 Count and labelling Labelling and packing-count checks are included only where stated in the written order brief.
Material and finish records vary by supplier, SKU and batch; no blanket certificate is implied. State any testing or document requirement before sampling so its availability and scope can be confirmed in writing.
Repeatability comes from confirming the named material, finish sample, QC checklist and packing brief for each programme.
Retail buyers get finished jewellery. Trade buyers can review material, finish, sample and packing notes before a bulk order starts.