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Jewelry OEM, ODM & Private Label Manufacturing
KABASI manufactures Oriental-inspired jewelry in Panyu, Guangzhou, China. Brands, wholesalers and designers can supply an original design for OEM, adapt an existing style through ODM, or discuss private-label logos and packaging. Feasibility, approved samples and written specifications guide production.
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Which manufacturing approach fits your project?
OEM, ODM and private label
Service
Starting point
Scope to confirm
OEM
Your own design or reference brief
Feasibility review, CAD, sampling and production
ODM
An existing factory style
Agreed changes to stones, dimensions, finish or design
Private label
Brand identity requirements
Logo, packaging and order-specific branding feasibility
OEM / ODM / Private Label
About the service
Guangzhou Kabasi Jewelry Co., Ltd. integrates jewelry design, development and manufacturing. We support OEM, ODM and private-label work for start-up brands, cross-border sellers, jewelry retailers and designer brands.
ODM - our existing design development
Our in-house design and development team provides an existing collection and established design solutions. Customers may choose existing stock or sample designs and adjust metal, gemstone combinations, dimensions and surface treatments, including polishing, brushing, enamel and plating color. Details of the structure, stone-setting plan and chain combination can be adapted. Brand logos and engraving can be added, with coordinated custom packaging. Small trial orders, repeat orders and replenishment are supported. This approach suits brands seeking quicker launches, less design-development work and a shorter time to market.
OEM - your design, our production
Provide a design drawing, rendering, hand sketch, reference sample or concept for sampling and production. We review feasibility and manufacturing processes, develop CAD models and masters, and provide a sample for confirmation. Production follows the approved sample, with control of form, dimensions, stone setting, polishing, plating and enamel work against the customer's specifications, color card and quality requirements. Customers may supply their own stones, or use factory-supplied stones and components. Logo engraving, coordinated packaging and later repeat orders can be included. This approach suits original or exclusive designs that need to be realized from drawings or samples.
Private-label service
For customers building their own brand, products carry the customer's agreed branding rather than factory branding. Laser or stamped logos, initials and material marks such as S925 may be applied to inner surfaces or clasps. Hangtags, cards, gift boxes and storage pouches may be coordinated as a complete branded package. Both existing ODM styles and original OEM designs can be private-labeled. Finished goods are supplied without factory identifiers under the agreed branding plan. Staged replenishment is available for independent websites, cross-border platforms and physical stores.
Coordinated capabilities
Concept development: customers may provide an idea; we support hand drawings, collection planning and visual renderings. Drawing development: hand sketch to 3D CAD, then wax or resin master. Sampling: first-sample adjustments, approval samples and pre-production samples. Branding: stamping, laser engraving, inner brand marks and material marks. Processing: metal preparation, setting, polishing, plating colors, enamel and chain assembly. Packaging: tags, instructions, jewelry boxes, sealed bags and branded gift boxes. Reorders: repeat production against the original quality and process standards. Material choices include S925 silver and gold-plated copper / brass.
Project coordination
Development, order-follow-up and individual production processes have dedicated responsibilities, coordinating work from design development to finished-goods dispatch. Customers can review samples and process standards throughout the project. Order-specific MOQ can be discussed. Send a drawing or sample to begin a sampling discussion.
Wax / tree preparation: 4. Casting: 3. Casting material coordination: 1. Casting QC: 2.
Order follow-up - 5 people
Follow-up supervisor: 1. Order coordinators: 4.
Production - 18 people
Hand setting: 4. Packaging: 1. Stone adhesion: 3. Finished-goods QC: 2. Finished-goods handling: 1. Chain assembly: 2. Stone-inventory management: 1. Chain assembly: 2 (a second entry in the supplied allocation). The source lists chain assembly twice and its role subtotals do not fully reconcile with the departmental total; the entries are retained here without inferring additional staff.
Draw jewelry renderings and structural sketches from the customer brief and design plan.
Mark dimensions, materials, gemstone positions and process requirements.
Coordinate the design intent with CAD development and confirm manufacturing feasibility.
Revise designs and archive each version.
02 · CAD development
Development group / CAD designer
Create a jewelry 3D model and design file from the approved hand drawing.
Adjust ring sizes, settings, curves and structure to avoid later manufacturing issues.
Output 3D views, renderings and STL print files.
Implement customer or internal design adjustments.
03 · Master / prototype making
Development group / Master-making team
Receive the CAD 3D file, print a wax / resin master and prepare the original model.
Compare the sample master with the drawing for dimensions and form.
Trial-make and refine the first master to complete the approval sample.
Number and archive the master and maintain its version record.
04 · Order follow-up
Order-follow-up group / Order coordinator
Receive approved samples and order information, then issue production work orders.
Track overall progress and coordinate development, production stages and the customer.
Record delivery dates and special processes; communicate delays, process changes and complaints.
Verify dispatch quantities and packaging records, and coordinate warehouse release with sales.
05 · Mold making & casting
Order-follow-up group / Casting team
Make a rubber mold from the approved master and inject wax in batches.
Select and repair wax pieces and assemble wax trees.
Cast gold, silver or other agreed metals to produce metal blanks.
Remove casting sprues, count blanks and transfer them for metal preparation.
06 · Metal preparation
Production group / Metalwork / model-refinement technician
Refine cast blanks and repair porosity, gaps and casting defects.
Correct distortion, polish soldered areas and refine stone settings.
Adjust the overall outline so the form matches the approved sample.
Self-inspect and mark nonconforming pieces for rework.
07 · Chain assembly
Production group / Chain-assembly technician
Cut chains, solder clasps and assemble chain sections and components.
Check opening and closing, strength and clasp tension.
Match the main jewelry piece with the specified chain and assemble the set.
Identify broken chains, weak solder joints and other defects for repair.
08 · Polishing & refinement
Production group / Polishing technician
Coarse-polish, fine-polish and mirror-polish the jewelry surface.
Refine recesses, patterns and curved surfaces to achieve the specified finish.
Clean after polishing and prevent dust, scratches and surface damage.
Distinguish and apply gloss, matte and brushed finish requirements.
09 · Plating
Production group / Plating technician
Apply agreed rhodium / gold-tone plating and control thickness and color.
Degrease and clean before plating to prevent poor adhesion, color variation and spots.
Separate different material types and protect areas that should not be plated.
Check against the color card and control color variation.
10 · Enamel / color filling
Production group / Enamel / color-filling technician
Fill color and apply enamel according to the approved color card.
Control firing temperature and time to prevent shrinkage, bubbles and overflow.
Match colors to the approved sample and refine excess material at the edges.
Build up and fire multi-color designs in the appropriate layers.
11 · Final inspection & packing
Production group / Finished-goods team
Inspect appearance, dimensions, stone security, plating color, chains and function.
Clean finished pieces and carry out ultrasonic cleaning as appropriate.
Weigh, count, label and pack the goods.
Receive accepted goods into inventory, return failures to the relevant stage for rework and maintain finished-goods records.
How production teams coordinate
Development group
CAD and master making
Coordinates hand-drawing handover, CAD modeling and master making; controls new-design development timing and sample quality; evaluates new processes, structures and feasibility; reviews sample approval and version archiving.
Order-follow-up group
Order follow-up and casting
Coordinates schedules and casting capacity; tracks and coordinates progress across processes; manages customer changes, production issues and complaints; reviews work orders and dispatch documentation.
Production group
Metal preparation, chain assembly, polishing, plating, enamel and finished goods
Manages capacity, shifts and workshop order across six main processes; controls accepted yield, rework and precious-metal loss; organizes stage handovers and self / mutual checks; implements equipment maintenance, chemical-use controls and workplace safety.
Finance department
Cashier and accounting
Handles production-work-order costing, precious-metal inventory and loss accounting, processing-fee settlement and payroll.
HR & administration
People, premises and administrative support
HR manages recruitment, attendance, training and performance. Administration manages the premises, supplies, logistics support and implementation of workplace rules.
Marketing, sales & e-commerce
Sales and e-commerce
Receives orders and customer requirements, places production orders and communicates process and delivery requirements; receives customer complaints and coordinates after-sales service.
Original factory and process photographs
View all 71 supplied factory and process photographs in the complete homepage gallery.