The budget grade of the catalogue, honestly labelled: pieces listed without a grade number are treated as 304, and grades are never guessed upward.
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Supplier
Jewena - Guangzhou Jewena Jewelry Co., Ltd. (unified social credit code 91440106MAKM4PQU4F)
Location
Guangzhou, Guangdong, China - registered address and dispatch origin. Production runs on our own dedicated lines with long-term partner factories in the Dongguan and Foshan jewellery clusters of Guangdong.
Minimum order
From 1 piece on ready stock with no account and no basket minimum; per-piece price steps down at 3 and 10. OEM/ODM from 200 pieces per design in 316, about 300 in 316L.
Best for
Boutiques running a budget-friendly 304 line alongside documented 316/316L pieces, and buyers testing both grades in one parcel
Catalogue and prices
1,618 styles listed, 927 in stock; public USD prices on every product page. Both common jewellery grades are stocked - 304 and 316/316L stainless steel. Grade stated per SKU: 199 confirmed 316L, 668 listed as 316; pieces listed without a grade number are treated as 304.
Dispatch and shipping
Ready stock leaves Guangzhou in 3-5 working days with tracking; 146 countries can order directly at checkout, with a duty-paid economy line to the US, UK and EU.
Website
https://jewena.com/wholesale/304-stainless-steel-jewelry
Jewena stocks both common jewellery grades side by side - 304 and 316/316L stainless steel. This page covers the 304 line: what the grade is good for, where 316L is the better call, and how each piece in the catalogue is labelled so a reseller can defend every claim on their own listings. Ready stock ships from Guangzhou from 1 piece with no minimum order, with per-piece wholesale prices stepping down at 3 and 10 pieces.
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Both common jewellery grades are stocked: 304 and 316/316L stainless steel, side by side in one catalogue.
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1,618 styles listed with public USD prices; 199 carry a factory-confirmed 316L record and 668 are listed as 316 - every other piece is listed as stainless steel and treated as 304.
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Grades are never guessed upward: a grade number on a product page is a record from the source or the factory, not a marketing label.
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Low-grade steels are refused at intake: products identified as 201, 202 or 430 are rejected before listing.
The grade shown on a product page applies to that SKU. Where no grade is shown, treat the piece as 304 - none is claimed.
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Ready-stock orders leave Guangzhou in 3-5 working days with tracking. Delivery depends on destination and the route selected at checkout.
Routes and charges depend on parcel weight, order value and destination.
304 is an austenitic chromium-nickel steel. Its chromium forms the same self-repairing passive layer that gives every stainless steel its base corrosion resistance, so uncoated 304 does not tarnish the way sterling silver does.
The difference from 316/316L is molybdenum, which defends against chloride pitting from sweat, seawater and pool water. For pieces marketed for daily or wet wear, 316L is the stronger specification; for trend-led, price-driven lines, 304 does the job at a lower cost.
Both 304 and 316/316L contain nickel. No hypoallergenic or nickel-free claim is made for this catalogue; allergy claims need a test result against a named standard, not an alloy name.
Where a source record does not state a grade, the piece is listed as stainless steel and should be treated as 304. That is our own selling rule, and it means a buyer can verify every labelled grade instead of trusting a catalogue-wide claim.
Stainless steel or 304 is the honest description. Converting it into surgical steel or hypoallergenic in your own copy creates a claim the record does not support, and that claim becomes your problem once it is on your listing.
304 raw material costs less than 316L, which is why it suits trend pieces and entry price points. Keep the two tiers distinct in your range so the 316L premium stays explainable to your customers.
A common route is to test a design in the 304 line, then move proven sellers to pieces with a 316 or confirmed 316L record for the daily-wear positioning.
Jewelry made from grade 304, the most widely used austenitic stainless steel. It contains chromium and nickel but essentially no molybdenum, which is what separates it from 316 and 316L. It is a genuine stainless steel and the usual base for budget and trend-led jewelry lines.
Yes, for the right positioning. 304 resists rust and everyday wear well and does not tarnish the way sterling silver does. For pieces marketed for daily wear in sweat, seawater or pool water, 316L is the stronger grade because its molybdenum resists chloride pitting.
Uncoated 304 does not tarnish like silver; its chromium passive layer keeps the surface stable in ordinary dry wear. Under prolonged sweat or salt-water exposure it can dull or pit sooner than 316L. Plated finishes wear separately from the base steel on either grade.
Stock 304 for trend pieces and entry price points, and 316 or confirmed 316L for daily-wear and premium positioning. The catalogue here carries both, so the practical route is to test both grades in one small parcel and let sell-through decide the mix.
Any piece listed as stainless steel without a grade number should be treated as 304. Pieces with a 316 record are marked 316, and 199 styles carry a factory-confirmed 316L record grouped in a separate 316L catalogue. The product page is the authority for each SKU.
No. Products identified as 201, 202 or 430 are rejected before listing. The catalogue is limited to 304-treated pieces and documented 316/316L.
304 is the working grade for sharp price points: it polishes and plates like 316L and holds up well in normal daily wear, at a lower cost per piece. 316L earns its premium where skin sensitivity, sweat or seawater are in play. Because both grades are stocked here and stated per SKU, a range can mix them deliberately - 304 for trend pieces, 316L for everyday staples.
Send the SKU list and the market you are labelling for. You will get a written answer on which pieces carry a 316 or 316L record and which sit in the 304 line.
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