Guangzhou Qifu Jewelry Co., Ltd. supplies pearl settings, finished pearl jewelry and diamond jewelry for wholesalers, jewelry retailers and brand buyers.
Plan OEM/ODM production with drawings, sample approval and agreed inspection criteria, from development in Guangzhou to export delivery.
B2B wholesale & OEM/ODM · Specifications confirmed by project
Agree on the reference for each stage before committing the order to production.
Review CAD & 3D development →Confirm drawings, dimensions, material, pearl or stone selection and finish. Record the sample reference and any approved revisions in writing.
Approval record: drawing revision, sample reference and buyer sign-off.
Confirm quantities by style and size against the approved sample. Agree on applicable forming, setting, polishing and finishing steps for the selected design.
Order record: specifications, quantity breakdown and agreed schedule.
Agree on checks for dimensions, surface finish, pearl or stone fit and assembly. Define the inspection scope and how any issues must be resolved before dispatch.
Discuss inspection criteria →Confirm individual protection, item labels, carton quantities and shipping documents. Separate production completion from transport and the required arrival date.
Dispatch record: packing list, destination and agreed delivery terms.
Use these categories to prepare your brief. Confirm the specification for each quoted item.
Plan the pearl seat and attachment details around the pearls you intend to use.
Define the pearl selection, metal finish and assembly details in one approved sample.
Align stone origin, dimensions and setting details before approving the production sample.
A workable schedule starts with confirmed specifications, quantities and approval dates.
Read lead time & delivery guidance →For wholesale sourcing, identify the selected styles and size mix. For OEM, provide your approved design; for ODM, define the development brief and review milestones.
List quantities by design, material and size. Confirm the applicable minimum and any mixed-style conditions in the quotation.
Agree sample work, fees, preparation time and review stages first. Set the production schedule after sample approval and confirmation of materials and quantity; allow separately for shipping.
Confirm when each period starts, the required approvals and any tooling or revision costs. Transport time is separate.
Packaging: agreed for the order, including individual protection, labels and outer packing. Confirm individual protection, labels, style references and carton quantities. Specify any branded packaging for feasibility and cost review before approval.
Use a product reference and a written revision record for changes. Reorders should identify the approved specification and sample. Review the cost and timing implications of any change before proceeding.
Commercial terms and document availability are confirmed for the selected project.
Share quantities by design, material and size so the quotation can state the applicable minimum and any mixed-style conditions.
Define the sample and development work, preparation time, revisions and tooling charges before approval. Confirm shipping costs and any sample-fee credit toward production separately in writing.
Set the production schedule after the sample, specification, materials, quantity and order terms are approved. Estimate transit separately for the destination and shipping method, and review the schedule if specifications or quantities change.
For OEM work, share your drawings, reference sample and specifications. For ODM development, share your collection brief, target materials and intended quantities. Design feasibility, development scope and any tooling requirements are confirmed before sampling.
State the reports required for your product and destination before quotation. Confirm availability, issuing body, product coverage, testing fees and timing; a document for one item does not cover every product.
Share enough detail for a specification and schedule review.