Why per-design minimums hurt small shops
A per-design minimum forces a buyer to concentrate money in one style. If that style does not sell, the whole order is dead stock. A per-order minimum spreads the same money across a range, which is how a boutique actually tests a new supplier.
We quote per order: you choose several styles, we confirm availability, and the minimum applies to the total.
What to put in a first small order
A sensible first order covers four roles on the shelf:
- Entry price — one or two simple pieces that make the display accessible.
- Core — the styles you expect to sell most; take more of these.
- Colour — one or two pieces with green, black or mixed stones to break up the gold tone.
- Hero — one wider or more detailed piece for the window.
This structure gives you something to learn from, not just stock.
Samples before bulk
Samples can be sent first. Check plating colour against your existing stock, press the stones, and photograph the pieces in your own lighting before committing. A sample costs less than a wrong bulk order.
Scaling up
Once a style sells, reorder it in a larger quantity and add sizes. Tell us which styles are moving and we will quote the repeat accordingly. If a style dies, drop it — a mixed order is designed to let you do that.
Ask for a quote
Tell us the styles, quantities and destination country. Mixed orders welcome.
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Questions buyers ask
What counts as a small order?
It depends on the styles and the size run. Send the styles and quantities you have in mind and we will tell you whether it meets the minimum.
Can I order one piece of each style?
For samples, yes. For a wholesale order the total has a minimum, but it can be spread across styles.
Do you offer dropshipping?
We ship to the address you give us. For single-piece fulfilment, ask in the chat and we will explain what is possible for your volume.