Manufacturing, in one park.

From wax master to plating and packing, every production step happens in our own 40,000+ m² park in Dabu, Meizhou.

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Fig. 01 — Overview of the semi-finished production workshop

300+

Employees

500,000

Pieces per month

800

Styles in the public collection

200

MOQ per style

Working days to sample

45days

Bulk, standard

Faster by process: hydraulic-pressed 30 · laser-cut 20 · MIM 20

Process index.

Explore the illustrated step-by-step overview on the homepage, or jump to the production evidence below.

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Casting preparation and shell removal.

The production route is selected for each design: casting, hydraulic pressing or laser cutting. MIM production is operational in-house.

Green patterns are joined onto a tree with a heated hand tool — Tree assembly — joining green patterns before shell preparationView large

Fig. 02 — Shell preparation on wax trees

Fig. 03 — Removing casting shells from a tree of parts

Polishing, in-house.

Plasma polishing gives steel parts an even, bright surface before plating. The line runs inside our own park.

Fig. 04 — Worker beside the plasma polishing equipment and a rack of jewelry parts

Gloved hands hold a bangle while a rotary tool works on its inner surface — Fig. 05 — Polishing the inside of a bangle

Our own licensed IP plating line.

Plating is done in-house, not outsourced. Finishes: steel, 18K gold-tone, 14K gold-tone, rose gold-tone, black, two-tone.

Fig. 06 — Removing a rack of gold-colour pieces after plating; coating deposition is not pictured

Fig. 07 — Workers handling jewelry on racks in the IP plating workshop; coating deposition is not pictured

Checked at key stages.

Wax / mold → Raw casting → Finishing & plating → Assembly → Final inspection

Surface and finish
Stone placement and condition
Plating colour and consistency
Packing condition

THIRD-PARTY TESTING / Lab reports for your market, on request

Salt-spray testing available. Tell us your market and test requirements so we can confirm the scope, cost and documentation for your order. We compare production against the approved sample, review any difference with you and agree how to handle it.

A worker arranges and checks parts before polishing — Fig. 08 — Parts arranged and checked before polishing

First-piece approval.

First piece → Your review (photo / video / physical sample) → Approval → Production

The approved sample is kept as the production reference and can be returned to you after your first order.

Inside the park.

Fig. 10 — Copper master inspection at the workbench

Fig. 11 — Semi-finished parts in storage

Fig. 12 — Cleaning parts on a hanging rack

Visit the park — or see it live on video.

Buyers and agents are welcome to visit. If you prefer not to travel, ask for a live video walkthrough.

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