What is E-coat?
E-coat, short for "electro-coating," is an electroplating process used to apply a protective and decorative finish to various metal objects, including jewelry.
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Resources for Jewelry Brand Owners
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What Do I Need to Know About Jewelry Certifications?
In the jewelry industry, certifications can vary depending on the specific markets and the materials used. Some widely recognized certifications and standards that can enhance a jewelry manufacturer's credibility and...
The Jewelry-Maker's Guide to Metal Types
The choice of metal for manufacturing jewelry depends on several factors, including your budget, design preferences, target market, and the specific properties of the metal you want to achieve in...
OEM or ODM jewelry manufacturing, which is right for me?
Both OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) and ODM (Original Design Manufacturer) play crucial roles in manufacturing, including in the jewelry industry.
What is ODM jewelry manufacturing?
In the context of jewelry manufacturing, ODM stands for "Original Design Manufacturer." An ODM is a company that designs and manufactures a product, as specified, that is eventually rebranded by...
Tips on Sourcing Sustainable and Tarnish-Free Packaging for Jewelry
For sustainable jewelry brands, your packaging can be a deal breaker when customers are considering whether to buy from you or other jewelry brands. For sterling silver and gold vermeil,...
What does OEM mean?
In the context of jewelry manufacturing, OEM stands for "Original Equipment Manufacturer." This term refers to a company that produces items that are ultimately branded and sold by another company....
What is Responsible Jewelry Council Certification? Explained
Being a member of the Responsible Jewelry Council (RJC) signifies that a company or organization in the jewelry industry is committed to promoting ethical, social, and environmental responsibility throughout their...
What is cire perdue?
"Cire perdue" is a French term that translates to "lost wax" in English. It refers to the lost-wax casting method, a process used for centuries in sculpture and metalwork to...
What is Fairmined Gold? Is it Right for Me?
Fairmined Gold refers to gold sourced from certified artisanal and small-scale mines (ASM) that meet world-leading standards for responsible practices. Established by the Alliance for Responsible Mining (ARM), the...
Understanding Sterling Silver Hallmarks in North America
In North America, hallmarking practices are different than those in the United Kingdom. Here's what jewelers should be aware of regarding sterling silver jewelry hallmarks in North America: United States:...
Understand Sterling Silver Hallmarks in the UK
In the United Kingdom, hallmarking is a means of quality assurance for precious metal objects, including jewelry. For jewelers dealing with sterling silver in the UK, understanding the hallmarking system...
What is SEDEX & SMETA Certification? Explained
SEDEX (Supplier Ethical Data Exchange) is a nonprofit organization that operates a collaborative platform for sharing ethical supply chain data. Being a SEDEX certified company means that the organization has...
A Guide to Gold Vermeil
Gold vermeil, pronounced "ver-may," is a type of jewelry finish that involves a combination of precious metals. Specifically, it is a term used to describe a piece of jewelry that...
Tips on How to Start a Sustainable Jewelry Business
As concerns over ethical sourcing and environmental impact grow, more consumers are turning towards jewelry that aligns with their values. If you're considering starting a sustainable jewelry business, the following...
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