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Jewelry wholesale suppliers for Europe

Jewelry Wholesale Supplier for Europe: 5 Materials, Duty Prepaid, From 1 Piece

AdornTrade is a single wholesale source for five material families, 1,161 published listings in 925 sterling silver, stainless steel, moissanite on silver, copper and freshwater pearl, shipped to all 27 EU countries, the UK, Switzerland and Norway on duty-prepaid lines. Any listing can be ordered from 1 piece, every price is printed on the listing in US dollars, and the checkout total is the landed cost.

Published listings
1,161 across five material families: 293 stainless steel, 210 moissanite on 925 silver, 252 sterling silver, 205 copper, 201 freshwater pearl and stone
Duty-prepaid destinations
All 27 EU countries, plus the UK, Switzerland and Norway, on the economy line
Economy line, 200 g parcel, quoted 10 September 2026
$8.86 (Poland) to $13.44 (Malta) inside the EU, 7 to 15 days, duty included; UK $5.11, Switzerland $8.24, Norway $6.80
Minimum order quantity
None. Every listing can be ordered from 1 piece; 3 and 8 unit prices are printed on the same listing
One-unit price across the catalogue
$0.14 to $137.39, median $5.37. 528 listings are under $5 and 780 under $10
Handling before dispatch
3 to 7 working days, then the transit time of the line chosen at checkout

Five materials, all published with public prices.

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A European shop searching for a wholesale jewelry supplier usually has to choose between a local distributor with a minimum and a marked-up price, or an overseas factory that ships duty unpaid and only from 50 pieces per design. This page is the third option laid out plainly: one supplier, five materials, no minimum, duty prepaid, and a price list that is public rather than quoted. It also states what we are not: we dispatch from China, not from an EU warehouse, so a parcel takes 3 to 7 working days to prepare and 7 to 15 days in transit on the economy line. If you need next-day delivery inside Europe, a local stockist is the right answer; if you need low-risk assortments at factory prices with no surprise at the door, read on.

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    Every shipping rate on this page was quoted live by the checkout on 10 September 2026 for a 200 g parcel, and each of the 27 EU countries returned a duty-prepaid economy line. The quote for your actual basket and weight is the one that applies.

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    Duty prepaid means the import duty is inside the shipping line you approve. Nothing is collected from you or your customer on delivery. It is a property of the carrier line, marked at checkout, not a sentence added to this page.

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    All 1,161 listings show a one-unit price and the 3 and 8 unit wholesale prices; 3,656 variants carry both tiers, with the 3 unit price at 92 to 96 percent of the one-unit price and the 8 unit price at 79 to 86 percent.

Current catalogue

Browse the five material families

Each category page lists the published items in that material with the one-unit, 3 unit and 8 unit prices on every card and the material fact that governs that family stated on the listing.

Available shipping terms are confirmed for each destination.

Shipping information

What a 200 g parcel cost to the main EU markets

On 10 September 2026 the duty-prepaid economy line quoted $9.81 to Germany, $9.69 to France, $9.38 to Spain, $10.43 to Italy, $10.27 to the Netherlands, $11.01 to Belgium, $9.87 to Portugal, $10.43 to Ireland, $10.89 to Austria, $9.69 to Sweden, $11.90 to Denmark, $10.98 to Finland, $10.03 to Czechia, $9.20 to Greece, $9.69 to Hungary and $11.84 to Romania. A faster 6 to 10 business day duty-prepaid line ran $12.43 to $15.66 to most of the same countries.

UK, Switzerland and Norway

The UK economy line quoted $5.11 for 200 g, duty prepaid, 7 to 15 days. Switzerland quoted $8.24 and Norway $6.80 on the duty-prepaid economy line. Norway also shows an express line on which duties are billed to the receiver; it is labelled as such at checkout and is not what this page describes.

Where the parcel comes from, honestly

Orders are prepared in Guangzhou in 3 to 7 working days and then travel 7 to 15 days on the economy line, so a first order typically lands two to three weeks after payment. There is no EU warehouse. A supplier inside the EU will beat that on speed; the trade is factory pricing, five materials in one parcel and no minimum.

How a European shop orders here.

Store information

Five materials, one basket, one duty-prepaid quote

Silver, steel, moissanite, copper and pearl share a single basket and a single shipping quote. A shop can put 1 piece each of a $1.31 copper ring, a $4.17 steel necklace, a $10.64 silver pendant and a $17.13 moissanite pair in the same 200 g parcel and see the whole assortment before committing to the 3 or 8 unit price on any of them.

Prices you can quote to your own customer before you order

Every one-unit, 3 unit and 8 unit price is on the public listing in US dollars. Nothing is behind a login or a quote request, so a European retailer can build a margin calculation from the listing and the checkout shipping quote alone.

How a first order from a European shop works

Add listings to the basket, pick the duty-prepaid line at checkout and place the order. 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.

How to compare wholesale jewelry suppliers for Europe: six numbers, not a ranking

Ask every supplier for the same six figures and the comparison writes itself: the minimum order as a number; the price at each quantity step, on the public listing; the material of each item and where that word came from; whether stock is maintained or merely declared; the ship-from and the duty treatment before checkout; and what the supplier does not do. For this catalogue on 18 September 2026: 1 piece; three prices printed on every listing; a per-item source record; a nightly reconciliation that zeroed 46 of 3,654 variants; Guangzhou, duty paid to 30 European destinations; no private label, OEM, dropshipping or engraving.

No minimum order, worldwide: what that means on this catalogue

The minimum order quantity is 1 piece on every listing and there is no minimum order value. Fashion jewelry in the usual sense of the trade is the stainless steel, copper and pearl families: 293, 204 and 200 listings priced from $0.14, $0.72 and $0.83 at one unit, with medians of $4.17, $1.31 and $4.77. Worldwide means the destinations the checkout returns a line for; duty-paid treatment is confirmed for the 27 EU countries, the UK, Switzerland, Norway and the United States, and other destinations are quoted without that treatment and say so.

Wholesale jewelry for boutiques: a first mixed order in numbers

Eight pieces each of the median silver earring, ring, bracelet and necklace at the 8-unit price come to $289.60 for 32 pieces. The same exercise in stainless steel is 32 pieces for about $105; in copper under $40. A boutique can mix all five families in one basket and one duty-paid quote. Prices are per piece and public, so a shop can set its retail price before it orders; a parcel of 32 silver pieces stays under the $165 EU declared value ceiling only if the goods total does, which the checkout shows before payment.

International shipping from one catalogue: what is quoted and what is not

Every parcel leaves Guangzhou; there is no overseas warehouse and the page says so. For a 200 g parcel on 10 September 2026 the economy line to the 27 EU countries ran from $8.86 to $13.44 with duty included, the UK $5.11, Switzerland $8.24, Norway $6.80. A faster line exists to most EU countries at $10.43 to $17.63 in 6 to 10 days. Handling is 3 to 7 working days before the transit clock starts. The checkout is the authority for any actual parcel; this page is a description of the quotes on the date given.

Information to include with your request.

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 each material family is, in one line each

Sterling silver: 252 listings, each with a supplier record stating 925 or S925, priced $3.07 to $137.39. Stainless steel: 293 listings, no 316L or 304 grade stated because no test report is held, priced $0.14 to $20.59. Moissanite: 210 listings, every one set on 925 sterling silver, priced $6.15 to $57.46. Copper: 205 listings, all recorded as copper, no brass or bronze, priced $0.72 to $4.72. Freshwater pearl: 195 of 201 listings are pearl, no grade claimed, priced $0.83 to $47.47.

What this page does not state

No hallmark, assay, nickel, REACH or hypoallergenic claim is published for any family, because no test report is held that would support one. Nothing is stated about VAT treatment, IOSS registration, HS codes or country-of-origin paperwork for your import; ask before ordering if your accountant needs those, and we will answer for your case rather than in general.

Every untested claim, listed rather than implied

No purity assay, hallmark certificate, nickel-free test, lead and cadmium test, skin-contact file, plating thickness measurement, tarnish test or steel grade document is held for any of the 1,159 listings, so none is claimed anywhere on the site. Materials are labelled from the per-item source record and nothing else. A buyer whose market requires a file can order a single piece and have the test run before stocking the design; the page on untested claims sets the whole list out in one place.

Ask about a European first order

Product enquiry

Tell us your country, the materials you stock and roughly what quantities you are working towards. Availability and pricing are confirmed per listing at the time of the order.

Not offered: dropshipping, engraving, private label.

Questions about this catalogue

Do you accept small retailers in Europe, and is there a minimum order?
Yes, and no minimum. Any of the 1,161 listings can be ordered from 1 piece at its printed one-unit price, and the 3 and 8 unit wholesale prices are on the same listing. A first order from a new buyer is verified once by email before it is processed, then the payment link is sent; from the second order on payment is immediate.
Are duties and import charges included for EU countries?
On the economy line, yes: on 10 September 2026 every one of the 27 EU countries returned a duty-prepaid quote for a 200 g parcel, from $8.86 to Poland to $13.44 to Malta, with Germany at $9.81, France $9.69, Spain $9.38, Italy $10.43 and the Netherlands $10.27. The checkout marks any line on which duties are billed to the receiver; for the EU none of those 27 quotes were of that kind.
How long does delivery to Europe take?
3 to 7 working days to prepare the order, then 7 to 15 days on the duty-prepaid economy line, or 6 to 10 business days on the faster duty-prepaid line where it is offered. We dispatch from China and hold no EU stock, so an EU-based stockist will be faster; the reason to order here is price, range and no minimum, not speed.
How much would a first mixed order cost in goods?
Across the catalogue the one-unit price runs from $0.14 to $137.39 with a median of $5.37; 528 listings are under $5 and 780 under $10. Ten different designs at 1 piece each therefore usually come to between $30 and $100 in goods depending on how much silver and moissanite is in the mix, plus the shipping quote for the parcel weight.
Which of your materials suit a European boutique, a market stall or an online shop?
Copper and stainless steel are the low-ticket end, medians $1.31 and $4.17 at one unit, and suit market stalls and volume online shops. Sterling silver at a $11.83 median and freshwater pearl at $4.77 fit boutiques that sell on material. Moissanite on 925 silver, median $17.13, is the highest ticket and sells where the shop can explain the stone. All five can go in the same parcel.
Do you provide REACH, nickel or hallmark documentation for EU import?
No. We hold no test report and publish no compliance claim, so this page states none. The 925 label on silver rests on the supplier record for each item, stainless steel carries no grade claim at all, and pearl carries no grade. If your import requires specific documents, ask before ordering and we will tell you exactly what we can and cannot provide for your case.
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.