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925 silver rings set with stones, wholesale

Wholesale 925 Sterling Silver Rings Set With Stones: 51 Listings From 1 Piece

51 stone-set 925 sterling silver ring listings, 543 variants, all 51 in stock on 17 September 2026. Single-piece prices run $4.07 to $56.01, median $17.37: 8 listings under $10, 24 between $10 and $20, 19 at $20 or above. 23 of the 51 are set with moissanite.

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Published listings
51 stone-set 925 sterling silver rings
Variants
543
In stock
51 of 51 listings, counted 17 September 2026
Single-piece price range
$4.07 to $56.01, median $17.37
Under $10
8 listings
$10 to $20
24 listings
$20 and above
19 listings
Set with moissanite
23 of the 51
US ring sizes published
16 of the 51 carry US-numbered size variants; the rest state the size convention used on the listing
Minimum order quantity
None. Every listing can be ordered from 1 piece
Wholesale price steps
1, 3 and 8 units, printed on the listing

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A stone-set silver ring is where two questions collide for a small buyer. The first is whether the band is really 925 rather than plated. The second is what the stone actually is, since the same photograph is used to sell cubic zirconia, moissanite and glass. This page separates the two: what the metal record says, what the stone is called on each listing, and what neither of those is.

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  1. 01

    51 listings, 543 variants and 51 of 51 in stock were counted in the live catalogue on 17 September 2026.

  2. 02

    The price band split (8 under $10, 24 between $10 and $20, 19 at $20 or above) is computed from the single-piece price of each listing on the same date.

  3. 03

    The catalogue is reconciled against its source every night: a source that withdraws an item withdraws it here, a source that goes out of stock sets the quantity to zero, and a source price change is recomputed into the published 1, 3 and 8 unit prices.

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What the metal record and the stone name each mean

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What the metal record says

Every one of these 51 listings carries a supplier record for that specific item stating 925 or S925. Source text that says only silver, silver-plated or silver-tone never enters this family.

The stone is named as the source names it

The stone is named on the listing as the source names it. Moissanite is called moissanite, cubic zirconia is called cubic zirconia, and neither is described as a diamond.

Moissanite sits on a 925 silver base

Moissanite here is a stone routed onto a 925 silver base. The metal record for those 23 listings reads 925 sterling silver exactly as it does for the rest.

Sizing is published, not converted

Ring sizing is taken from the source record rather than converted by us. Where the source gives a US number we publish the US number; where it gives an inner circumference we publish that.

What this page claims, and what it does not

Enquiry notes

What travels with the order, and what each record shows

Four things exist and can be checked. The customs declaration travels with the parcel and is written line by line: product description, material, tariff heading, quantity and China as the country of origin; sterling silver goes under heading 7113.11. The listing carries the per-item supplier record that states the material, and the order confirmation email repeats the material and the unit price of every line you bought. Any listing can be ordered as a single piece at its listed price and sent for testing before a reorder. A claim window of 14 days after delivery applies to every order. No commercial invoice, packing list or certificate of origin is produced, and no assay report is held; the sentence about that is one line below, not the whole story.

What the 925 label rests on

The 925 label on each of these listings rests on the supplier record for that specific item, which states 925 or S925. It is a documented sourcing claim about the item we bought, not an independent assay, and it is described that way on the listing as well as here.

What this page does not state

No assay, hallmark certificate or purity test is published for these rings, because no test report is held that would support one. No stone certification, carat certification or gemmological report is published either. No nickel-free, lead-free, hypoallergenic or skin-contact claim is made, and no plating thickness or tarnish resistance claim is made.

Sizing is published, not converted

16 of the 51 carry US-numbered size variants. For the rest, the size convention shown on the listing is the one the source stated. We do not silently convert between US, inner diameter and inner circumference, because a conversion error on a ring is a return.

What we do not offer

There is no private label programme, no OEM or ODM production, no custom manufacturing and no dropshipping from this catalogue.

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Questions about this catalogue

Are these solid 925 or silver-plated?
Each listing carries a supplier record for that item stating 925 or S925. Items whose source text says only silver, silver-plated or silver-tone are kept out of this family rather than relabelled into it. That is a sourcing record, not an independent assay, and no assay is claimed.
Is the moissanite a diamond?
No, and nothing on these listings says it is. Moissanite is a separate stone and it is named as moissanite. 23 of these 51 rings are set with it, on a 925 sterling silver base.
Can I order one ring to see it first?
Yes. There is no minimum order quantity and no minimum order value. The 3-piece and 8-piece prices are printed on the same listing, so you can see what a repeat order costs before you place the first one.
What ring sizes are available?
16 of the 51 carry US-numbered size variants. The others publish the size convention the source stated, without conversion. Check the variant list on the listing rather than assuming a US number.
Do you provide a gemmological certificate for the stones?
No. No stone certification or gemmological report is held for these items, so none is published and none is implied.
Do I need a business licence, an EIN, a VAT number or a resale certificate to order?
No document upload exists on this site and no account application precedes the prices. What happens is one step: as a wholesale platform we verify every new buyer once, by email, before the first order is processed; reply to that email and the payment link follows. From the second order on, online payment is immediate. The full description is on the page about ordering without a trade account.
Do you ship to the EU with duty paid, and where does that stop?
Yes, on the economy line to all 27 EU countries, plus the UK, Switzerland and Norway: the duty sits inside the freight figure at checkout and nothing is collected at the door. The line is quoted per destination, not as one European rate; for a 200 g parcel on 10 September 2026 it ran from $8.86 to Poland to $13.44 to Malta. The declared value ceiling for that treatment is $165 per parcel; larger orders are split into parcels under the ceiling rather than refused. The page on EU delivery with duty paid at checkout sets out the twelve main destinations one by one.