
925 Sterling Silver
Sterling Silver
Priced on the gram, with the weight published for every design. The precious-metal line for brands selling real silver at boutique price points.
- Minimum order30 pcs
- Indicative$6.50 – 80.00
- At100 pcs

B2B fashion jewellery · Guangdong, China
925 sterling silver, 316L stainless steel and brass, each published across eight categories with the weight, the size range and the price band on every design. Buy stock lines from 10 pcs per design, or develop your own from 30 pcs.
Materials
We publish silver, steel and brass side by side rather than pushing one, because the right answer depends on what you are selling and to whom.

925 Sterling Silver
Priced on the gram, with the weight published for every design. The precious-metal line for brands selling real silver at boutique price points.

316L Stainless Steel
Waterproof, tarnish-free and the lowest unit cost of the three. The volume line, the men's line, and anything that has to survive daily wear.

Brass & Copper
The gold look at a fashion price point. Detailed casting, rich 18K colour, and plating quoted per micron so you choose the lifespan.
Ways to buy
The three routes differ in minimum, lead time and who owns the design. None of them is the ‘right’ one; they answer different problems.
Stock lines
Anything on this site can be bought as it stands: 10 pcs per design, dispatch in 7–15 days, and one carton can carry all three materials. It is the cheapest way to test a market, and the fastest way to fill a gap in a range.
OEM
Send a sketch, a reference, a CAD file or a physical sample. We produce a drawing in 48 hours, then a physical sample in 7–15 days, then production from 30 pcs per design in silver and brass, or 50 pcs in steel.
ODM
Take any shape on this site and put your own mark on it: your logo engraved, your plating, your size run, your packaging and your retail-ready box. No design fee on a stock silhouette.
Best sellers
Four from each material, all held as stock. Click any piece for its weight, size range, plating options and the price band it sits in.

Solid 925 silver signet with a flat face for engraving — initials, a monogram or your own brand mark. Cast from your artwork, weight published per size.

Hand-set pavé eternity band in 925 silver. Specify stone size, count, colour and setting; the setting pass is quoted as its own line on top of the metal.

Solid 925 silver rope chain, 2–5 mm, at any length from 40 to 60 cm. Weight and clasp specified per line; the base of almost every silver pendant range.

Solid 925 silver ID bracelet with a flat engravable plate on a cable or curb chain. Your text or logo, laser or hand-stamped, with plate width and chain quoted as separate lines so you can see what the engraving adds.

Solid 316L stainless steel signet with a flat face for engraving. Steel holds a sharper mark than silver, never tarnishes and never turns skin green — the version of a signet that survives daily wear.

A solid 316L stainless steel Cuban link chain, 5–12 mm, at any length from 45 to 65 cm. Waterproof, tarnish-free and heavy — the men's chain that survives daily wear.

An engravable 316L stainless steel bar pendant on a fine chain. Laser-marked with your own coordinates, date or logo; tarnish-free, waterproof and safe for daily wear.

A solid 316L stainless steel Cuban link bracelet, 5–12 mm. Waterproof, tarnish-free and heavy — a men's bracelet with the links soldered closed so it survives the wrist.

A cast brass ring with a hand-set cubic zirconia centre, plated in gold, rose gold or rhodium. It delivers the stone-set look at the lowest cost in the range, because the metal is cheap and the setting, not the casting, is the operation that carries the price. Stone size and setting style are quoted as their own lines.

A fine brass chain in a small, even link, plated in gold, rose gold or rhodium. It is the chain you build a pendant range on and the one customers layer with, because a fine link sits flat and does not fight the piece above it. The plating, not the links, is what sets how long the colour survives skin and sweat.

A cast brass open cuff, plated in gold, rose gold or rhodium. It slides on over the wrist rather than fastening, so there is no clasp to fail, and the brass gives it a weight that a lighter metal of the same size cannot. The single sizing decision is the inner circumference and how far the opening flexes.

A heavy brass link bracelet on a lobster clasp, plated in gold, rose gold or rhodium. The links are cast solid rather than hollow, so the bracelet has the weight the look promises, and the wrist is where plating takes the most abrasion — which is why the micron count is written on every line of the quotation.
Trending
Four from each material, drawn from the designs we are showing for the current season. Trend runs are shorter than best sellers, so the honest advice is to order light, sell it, and reorder against real sales rather than a forecast.

Slim 1.5 mm 925 silver band built to be stacked. The lowest-cost silver ring in the range and the easiest add-on at the point of sale.

Single-stone pavé pendant in 925 silver on a fine chain. Halo setting specified on the drawing; stone size and colour are yours to choose.

Two or three fine 925 silver chains at fixed drop lengths on one clasp. Sells the layered look as a single piece, at a higher price than the chains would alone.

Pavé-set cubic zirconia stud earrings in 925 silver, 4–8 mm. The volume stud of a silver range, with the setting and the earring back specified rather than left to the cheapest option.

A 316L stainless steel fidget ring with a free-spinning centre band. Quiet, tarnish-free and made for anxious hands — a men's and unisex piece that sells on the way it moves, not on stones.

A black PVD dome ring in 316L stainless steel. The domed face skims the finger instead of catching, and the vacuum-bonded coating is hard, even and tarnish-free.

A 316L stainless steel rope chain, 2–5 mm, at any length. Waterproof and tarnish-free, it carries a pendant well or sells alone as a substantial layered chain.

316L stainless steel CZ stud earrings. A prong-set cubic zirconia on a skin-safe steel post, tarnish-free and waterproof, with comfort backs sized to stay put.

A cast brass signet with an oval face, made to be engraved with an initial, a monogram or your own brand mark. Casting holds a crisp edge around the face, and brass carries the weight of a solid signet at a fraction of the silver cost. Send a vector file or a sketch and the design work is a scaling exercise, not a new drawing.

A round brass medallion on a brass chain, cast so the relief stays sharp and then plated. The face is the product: a motto, a date, a symbol or your own mark, raised enough to read on a phone screen. Casting carries that depth cleanly, and the weight of the medallion is the reason the piece feels worth its price.

A cast brass bangle in an open-work filigree pattern, plated in gold, rose gold or rhodium. The fine ribs, twists and gaps are the reason to choose casting over stamping: they simply cannot be formed any other way at this price, and brass holds that level of detail without the metal cost of silver.

A cast brass drop earring with a hand-set crystal, plated in gold, rose gold or rhodium on stainless steel posts. The casting holds a fine setting edge, so the stone sits cleanly, and the crystal colour is matched batch to batch — which is what keeps a reordered run looking like the first one rather than an approximation of it.
New in
The newest additions to the 316L line, added in October 2026, across neck, wrist, finger and ear. Same published price bands and the same minimum as the rest of the range: 10 pcs per design on stock lines, dispatch in 7–15 days.

Four cubic zirconia — two oval, two pear — clustered into a clover head on an open, adjustable 316L steel shank.

Four cabochon rings in 18K gold PVD over 316L steel — oval, round and marquise stones in plain bezels, edged with clear stones; quoted per design.

Three gold-tone rings on a bead-strung shank, each with three bezel-set stones at an open top — green striated, brown with cream, or blue with mint.

A fine satellite chain in 18K gold PVD over 316L steel, hung with small polished leaf drops and nothing else — a plain, movement-led necklace.

Gold-tone 316L steel necklace: four organic open rings in graduated sizes, clear stones between them, on a fine box chain.

A gold-tone curb chain with a single row of polished round discs hung along the front arc — a coin-like fringe, no stones, no engraving.

Cabochon natural stones in red, brown, blue, green and black, each framed in gold tone, with flower-shaped white stone accents along the chain.

Gold-tone 316L steel bracelet of hammered pebble discs, in two size grades — mixed large discs or an even medium run.

Two design options: deep blue ovals between embossed gold-tone links, or a brick-red stone set on a hammered disc with white stone points.

Nine pairs of cubic zirconia studs in 18K gold PVD over 316L steel — clusters, fans, butterfly and drop shapes; quoted per design.

A gold-tone 316L steel double huggie with two parallel rows of cubic zirconia, hinged so it opens and closes as one piece.

A necklace and bracelet set in 18K gold PVD over 316L steel, both in the same pressed, woven-texture chain with lobster clasps and extenders.
Stainless steel
337 designs in 316L, which is the grade to specify if your customer wears the piece every day: it does not tarnish, does not mark skin and survives water. Minimum 50 pcs per design, stock dispatch in 7–15 days. Two from each of the six steel categories below.

A cable-texture 316L stainless steel band ring. The twisted face scatters light, hides the marks daily wear leaves behind, and needs no stones and no upkeep.

A flat square-link 316L stainless steel box chain, 1.2–2.5 mm. It sits flat, resists twisting and holds a pendant without turning over. Waterproof and tarnish-free.

A hinged 316L stainless steel bangle with a concealed clasp. It slips on one-handed, closes to a clean line, and takes engraving inside the band. Waterproof and tarnish-free.

316L stainless steel huggie hoops that hug the lobe. Tarnish-free, waterproof and light enough for all-day wear, with a hinge that keeps its snap.

An engravable 316L stainless steel bar charm, laser-marked with coordinates, a date or your logo. Tarnish-free and waterproof, it drops onto any steel chain or bracelet.

A 316L stainless steel stacking ring set — three thin bands that sit flush. Tarnish-free, waterproof, and the lowest unit-cost way to sell a stack.

A solid 316L stainless steel heart pendant, mirror-polished and made to carry a printed or engraved logo. Steel keeps its colour, so the mark stays readable without polishing; no stones, no upkeep and a low unit cost for charm and DIY ranges.

A 316L stainless steel heart bracelet in a gold-plated two-tone finish, set with a line of small stones across the motif. Made for stacking, tarnish-free and waterproof, and it holds its tone without the upkeep a plated base metal needs.

316L stainless steel sun and moon earrings with an 18K gold PVD finish. A matching pair with steel posts, tarnish-free and waterproof, made for a sensitive-ear range that still wants a warm gold tone.

A multi-layer 316L stainless steel necklace on a curb-style cross-link chain, with a pendant and no extension chain. The layered look as one piece — tarnish-free, waterproof and built to survive being worn every day.

An adjustable 316L stainless steel starfish ring. The open band flexes to fit a range of fingers, the vacuum-furnace plating holds its colour, and it is tarnish-free and waterproof for a beach and summer range.

A 316L stainless steel necklace and earring set with pearl drops, gold plated. A single-layer teardrop design that ships as a finished gift, tarnish-free and waterproof, with the steel core doing the practical work.

A gold-tone ankle chain in 316L steel — a fine chain with evenly spaced round metal bead stations, single strand.

A gold-tone ankle chain in 316L steel — a plain link strand and a bead strand joined at one clasp, so it layers without two clasps.

A gold-tone 304 steel bird brooch cut from flat metal as a bird in flight, from a small family of animal and motif shapes, on a pin post with a butterfly clutch.

A gold-tone 304 steel airplane brooch cut as an airliner silhouette, fixed with a pin post so it holds a lapel, cap or bag without a magnet.
Worn
Styling imagery, built to match the catalogue look: warm neutral walls, one soft window light, the jewellery in focus. Every design also carries its own plain-background product photography on its product page.






OEM / ODM
A sketch, a reference photograph or a physical sample is enough to start. You get a CAD drawing in 48 hours, a physical sample in 7–15 days, and production from 30 pcs per design — with photographs at every milestone.

Categories
So a design you like in one material can be quoted in another without starting again.
| Category | What is on the page |
|---|---|
| Best sellers | The six designs buyers reorder rather than replace. Stock lines, so a market can be tested without tooling. |
| Trending | The cuts we are showing for the current season, and the reason behind each. Order light, sell it, reorder against real sales. |
| Rings | The one category where sizing decides your returns, so the size standard and the band width are on every line. |
| Necklaces | Chain length and clasp quality are specified per design rather than left to a default. |
| Bracelets | Length or bangle diameter stated in millimetres, and the closure matched to the weight of the piece. |
| Earrings | Quoted per pair, with the finding named — and stainless steel posts available for sensitive ears. |
| Charms | Cheap to add and easy to get wrong on the attachment, so the jump ring is specified against the charm weight. |
| Sets | Priced against the sum of the parts, including the packaging, so the saving is visible rather than implied. |
Company at a glance
Written to be quoted as it stands — by a buyer forwarding it to her team, or by a search engine answering a question about us.
Promistars is a China-based B2B fashion jewellery supplier working in three materials — 925 sterling silver, 316L stainless steel, and brass and copper — each published across eight categories: best sellers, trending, rings, necklaces, bracelets, earrings, charms and sets. Buyers can order stock lines from 10 pcs per design for dispatch in 7–15 days, or develop their own design through OEM/ODM with CAD in 48 hours and production from 30 pcs per design. Prices on this site are indicative, published per material and quoted per order.
No factory ownership, no floor area, no headcount and no founding year. The benches your order runs on belong to partner factories we work with directly and visit during your production, and we would rather say so than publish numbers we cannot stand behind. Certificates work the same way: scope depends on the exact alloy, plating and market, so ask for the current report for the material in your specification and that is the one we will send.
Markets
The same catalogue is bought for very different reasons. These are the four patterns we see most, and what each one changes about the specification.
Boutique and D2C brands building their own line: sterling silver for retail price points, 316L for everyday-wear collections, and private-label packaging. Waterproof finishes and nickel-release documentation matter most here.
18K-look gold plating, heavier chains and stone-set statement pieces. Plating thickness is the first question, so quote it as its own line — and lock artwork before Ramadan, which drives the second peak of the year.
Volume-led wholesale where landed cost decides the specification. Stainless steel and brass-plated lines in mixed cartons, consolidated sea freight and replicated best-sellers rather than new development.
Small-batch drops and resale: low stock minimums, fast reorders, and pieces that survive salt water and sunscreen — which is why 316L sells first in this market.
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