Made to Order Jewelry
Your Vision. Our Craftsmanship.
Our Made-to-Order (MTO) program allows you to offer high-end custom jewelry without carrying large inventory. We begin by producing an approved prototype with transparent pricing, giving you a tangible sample for marketing and sales.
Once approved, items can be listed as available and fulfilled within days, allowing you to expand your offerings without tying up capital.
Why Made to Order?
Our MTO program enables you to present solid gold and fine jewelry pieces as available inventory while production occurs on demand.
Manufactured at our Los Angeles facility, each order is completed efficiently, freeing your capital and reducing inventory overhead, without sacrificing quality.
How It Works
Provide designs, images, or CAD files of the pieces you would like to offer. We handle prototype creation, cost analysis, and timeline planning. Once approved, orders are produced and either shipped to your business or fulfilled directly to your customers. We manage packaging and delivery, operating as a seamless extension of your brand.
MTO is ideal for brands serving high-end clientele who want expanded product offerings without heavy upfront inventory investment. It is particularly effective for retailers offering multiple price tiers or premium solid gold collections.
Our MTO program is available for solid gold, platinum, and diamond pieces. An initial retainer of $25,000+ is typically required to begin. This amount covers design development and prototype creation and is applied toward your production program. We maintain full transparency on cost structure from the outset.
Orders can be shipped to your business or fulfilled directly to your customers. Fulfillment includes production, packaging, and shipping, allowing you to offer made-to-order without adding operational complexity.
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Most MTO items are completed within 1-2 business days once approved.
Let's Talk About
Schedule a 30-minute consultation to discuss your goals and get a clear quote, timeline, and next steps.
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