Matched necklace and earring sets, three-piece sets and gift-boxed collections — cast, set and plated as one lot so the colour matches across every piece.
A set is a promise that every piece matches. That promise breaks in one specific place: plating. If the necklace is plated in one batch and the earrings in another, the gold will read slightly different under retail lighting and the set comes back. We plate set components as one lot for exactly this reason, and we keep the bath record so a repeat order can be matched months later.
We produce two- and three-piece sets — necklace with earrings, necklace with earrings and ring, and gift-boxed collections — in 925 sterling silver and brass, for jewellery brands, bridal suppliers and marketplace sellers.
Below are the sets currently in production and the way we build them. If you are planning a collection, the most useful thing you can send us is the retail box dimensions: sets are packed as a unit and the box usually constrains the design more than the budget does.
Any combination of necklace, earrings, ring and bracelet can be built as a set. Components are cast from the same CAD family so the stone sizes and settings line up across the pieces.
Four decisions separate a set that sells as a gift from four pieces that happen to share a box.
The volume seller. Pendant size and earring drop are scaled from the same CAD family so the stone sizes read as a pair rather than two separate designs. Earrings are usually 60–70% of the pendant length.
Necklace, earrings and ring with matched stone size and setting style. The ring is the piece that constrains the design, because the shank width has to carry a stone large enough to read next to the pendant without looking oversized on the hand.
Lower-unit-cost sets in brass with heavy plating, usually 4–12 sets per order in matching or graduated styles. These are quoted per set and packed individually, with a group master carton.
Set plus a custom logo box, ribbon and insert card, packed as one retail SKU. We build the foam or card insert to the box you specify, or source a stock box if you have no packaging yet.
Set-specific tolerances. The plating batch rule and the stone-size matching rule are what make a set look like a set.
| Item | Standard range we produce |
|---|---|
| Material | 925 sterling silver · brass H62 · copper alloy · 316L stainless steel |
| Set composition | Necklace + earrings · + ring · + bracelet; 2 to 4 pieces |
| Stone matching | Centre stones matched within 0.2 mm across all pieces in the set |
| Plating | All components plated in one batch to guarantee colour match |
| Plating thickness | 0.03–0.05 μm standard · 0.10 μm heavy on bridal lines |
| Necklace length | 40+5 · 45+5 cm standard; matched to the earring drop length |
| Earring fitting | Butterfly · screw-back · clip-on, nickel-free posts to EN 1811 |
| Ring size | US 5–9 standard for set rings |
| Packaging | Custom logo box · velvet insert · ribbon · insert card · FBA labels |
| MOQ | 50 sets per style on stock components · 100–200 sets for new tooling |
| Sample lead time | 7–10 days on existing moulds · 12–15 days with new CAD |
| Bulk lead time | 20–30 days after sample approval, because plating is held until all components are ready |
| Compliance | Nickel release EN 1811 · lead and cadmium free (Prop 65) · SGS or BV on request |
Sets carry a longer bulk lead time than single pieces. Plating is deliberately held until every component is finished, so one late ring does not split the batch and break the colour match.
One batch, one plating bath, one box — the three things that make a set survive a retail return policy.
Send the set composition, the retail box dimensions and the target price. The box often decides the pendant size.
Costed BOM per component plus per set. Custom sets get a 3D model showing all pieces to scale so you can check the proportions before tooling.
All components cast, set and plated in one batch, then packed in your box so you see the set as the customer will.
Components run in parallel; plating is the last stage and is held until the full set is ready, which is why set lead time is longer.
Colour match against the approved sample, stone size match across pieces, box and insert check, then AQL 2.5 inspection.
Send the composition, the retail box size and your target price — we will come back with a per-set cost and a scaled 3D preview.
