
Sterling Silver Signet Ring
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.
OEM & ODM · custom jewellery
Send a sketch, a reference photograph or a physical sample. You get a dimensioned CAD " drawing in 48 hours, a physical sample in 7–15 days, and production from 30 pcs per " design — with the plating thickness in microns on the quotation rather than the words " ‘gold plated’.

What we can change
Most ‘custom’ suppliers mean one of these. We mean all six, and each one is priced as its own line so you can trade between them.
925 sterling silver, 316L stainless steel, brass or copper. We will say when a design belongs in a different material from the one you asked for, and quote both so you can see the difference.
Yellow gold, rose gold, rhodium, black or steel blue, thickness stated in microns. PVD for steel, electroplating where a heavier micron count is needed.
Prong, bezel, pavé, channel or flush. Stone size, count and colour specified on the drawing; CZ, glass, crystal or natural stone.
US, EU/ISO or UK standards. Half sizes at no extra cost; the standard is fixed on the approved drawing so there is nothing to dispute later.
Laser engraving, hand-stamping, a charm tag, a clasp tag or an inside-band stamp. We photograph the first marked piece for approval.
Printed boxes, cards, pouches, belly bands and tamper seals. This is usually the cheapest way to make one order feel like a brand, and it is quoted as its own line.
The process
Every stage has a deliverable you approve before we move to the next one.
Sketch, reference or sample. Tell us the piece, the material, the finish and the quantity. A photograph with rough dimensions is enough to start — you do not need a technical drawing, and you do not need to know which material is right yet.
Within 48 hours. We produce a dimensioned drawing: weight, band or link sizes, stone counts, plating thickness and the position of your mark. Nothing is made until you approve this drawing, so changes are free at this stage and expensive afterwards.
In 7–15 days. The drawing becomes a sample in your material and plating. You wear it, photograph it and show it to your customer. Sample cost is quoted as its own line and credited against the production run, and what you approve is what we make.
12–30 days. Production runs to the approved sample. Plating thickness, clasp cycle testing and stone security are checked on the run, and you get photographs at each milestone rather than a silent wait.
Your route, your pack. Pieces are packed to your specification — pouch, card, box or polybag — then shipped by courier, air or sea. We quote the freight for your route so you compare landed cost rather than ex-works price.
The difference
Both columns describe the same order. The difference is whether you can check the number.
Inside the process
Six stages, each with something you inspect before we continue.

Every custom order starts as a dimensioned drawing: weight, sizes, stone count, plating thickness and where your mark sits.

The wax or resin master is cut from the approved drawing. Changes are cheap here and expensive later, which is why nothing is cast before you sign.

Silver and brass are cast from the mould; steel is machined and formed. Either way the sample you approve and the production run come off the same tooling.

Hand finishing decides how the piece reads in the hand. Mirror, satin, brushed and sandblasted finishes are all bench work, not print.

PVD runs in a vacuum chamber and bonds at a molecular level; electroplating runs in a bath and can be laid on thicker. Thickness goes on the quotation either way.

Callipers on the dimensions, a loupe on the settings and the finish, and clasp cycle testing on the closures. Photographs before the carton is sealed.

Private label
Private label is the middle path between buying stock and developing a design. You choose a silhouette from the site, add your logo and size run, and we produce it under your name — with no design or tooling fee, because the shape already exists.
It is usually the right first step for a brand: cheaper than a fully custom design, far more defensible than unbranded stock, and it gives you something to photograph, price and sell while a bespoke collection is developed.
Sampling
Sampling is where a design is de-risked. We quote it as its own line and credit it against the production run, so the only real cost of sampling is the calendar.
| Stage | Timeline | What you get | Cost treatment |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brief to drawing | 48 hours | A dimensioned CAD drawing with weight, sizes and plating | No charge |
| Drawing to sample | 7–15 days | One physical piece in your material and plating | Quoted per design; credited against bulk |
| Revisions | 3–5 days each | One round of changes included on the drawing | No charge within scope |
| Sample to production | 12–30 days | Bulk run to the approved sample, with milestone photographs | Per the itemised quotation |
Private label
A flat or plain surface takes your mark cleanly, which is why these three come up first when a buyer asks for private label.

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.

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 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.
Price list
A sketch, a reference photograph or a physical sample is enough to start. Tell us the material, the quantity and your market and we will come back with a CAD drawing in 48 hours.
What you get
Reply within one working day. No obligation, and no design file needed to start.
OEM / ODM FAQ
Including the two answers that are no.
Get the price list
A sketch or a reference photograph is enough. You will get a dimensioned CAD drawing, the weight and size range, the plating thickness in microns and a price per piece at your quantity.
Price list
Two minutes to fill in. No design file needed to start.