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Sterling Silver Jewelry Suppliers: 7 Checks Buyers Run, Answered From 462 Listings on 925

Buyers comparing 925 silver suppliers keep testing the same 7 things: minimum order, price per piece, catalogue depth, evidence behind the 925 label, stock on hand, stone settings and size runs. This page answers each one with figures read from the AdornTrade catalogue on 14 September 2026: 252 sterling silver listings and 210 moissanite listings set on 925, 1,593 variants in total, single-piece prices from $3.07, and the 3 and 8 unit prices printed on every listing.

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Published listings on 925 sterling silver
462: 252 in the sterling silver family and 210 in the moissanite family, where every band and setting is 925
Variants and stock
1,593 variants, 551 silver and 1,042 moissanite. 1,586 were in stock on 14 September 2026, and every one of the 462 listings had at least one variant in stock
Sterling silver family by type
Necklaces 113, earrings 60, rings 49, bracelets 26, anklets 2, chains 2. No pendants, sets or bangles are published in this family
Moissanite family by type
Earrings 96, necklaces 56, rings 42, bracelets 15, sets 1. No anklets, pendants or bangles are published in this family
Price per piece at one unit, sterling silver
$3.07 to $137.38, median $11.83. 93 listings under $10, 137 between $10 and $20, 22 at $20 and above
Price per piece at one unit, moissanite on 925
$6.15 to $57.46, median $17.13. 19 listings under $10, 118 between $10 and $20, 73 at $20 and above
Starting price by type
Sterling silver: earrings $3.07, bracelets $3.74, rings $4.07, necklaces $5.08. Moissanite: earrings $6.15, rings $7.35, bracelets $9.73, necklaces $12.59
Wholesale price steps
1, 3 and 8 units on all 462 listings. The 3 unit price is 6.25 percent below the single-unit price and the 8 unit price is 18.75 percent below it, on every variant. No login, no account tier
Evidence behind the 925 label
Material record reads 925 sterling silver on 462 of 462. A listing is labelled 925 only where its own source record states 925 or S925. That is a sourcing rule applied per item, not an assay
Ring size runs, moissanite
42 of 42 rings carry a size option. 38 run on a scale, 31 offer 10 or more sizes, the widest offers 17. 30 use the HK scale with the inside circumference in mm printed on each size, 7 use the US scale, 8 are adjustable
Ring size runs, sterling silver
48 of 49 rings carry a size option. 36 are adjustable or one size, 12 run on a scale, 9 of them on the US scale and 2 on the HK scale with mm, the widest offers 12 sizes
Stone settings
210 moissanite listings on 925. A carat weight is stated on 93 and a stone diameter in mm on 99. Stone-set pieces in the sterling silver family name their stone as high carbon stone on 43 listings and cubic zirconia on 3. On every listing the stone is named exactly as the source record names it
Colour options, sterling silver family
Silver on 161 listings, gold on 79, rose gold on 12. Colour is the record's wording for the finish. No plating type, thickness or rhodium claim is published on any listing
Minimum order quantity
None
Handling and transit
Dispatch in 3 to 7 business days. US 5 to 7 days on the premium line, UK 7 to 15 days, Germany 7 to 15 days, all duty prepaid
First order
Small shops and individual sellers are accepted. The first order goes through a buyer verification step, and the payment link is sent after it
Not offered
Dropshipping, engraving, private label

Published listings on 925, stock checked against the source nightly.

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Every supplier shortlist ends up as a grid. Down the side are the suppliers, across the top are the checks, and the buyer fills in the cells from whatever each supplier is willing to put in writing. The trouble is that most cells get filled with adjectives: a massive catalogue, consistent purity, broad size runs, ready to ship. None of those can be compared, and none of them survive the first reorder. This page fills in our row of that grid with numbers instead, counted from the live catalogue on one stated date, so the comparison can be made before anyone writes to us. It covers both families that sit on 925 sterling silver here: the sterling silver family itself, and the moissanite family, where every band and setting is 925 and the stone is named on each listing as the source record names it. Where our answer to a check is no, the no is written down as plainly as the yes. Three services are not offered at all, and two kinds of claim that competitors print are deliberately absent because we hold nothing that would support them.

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  1. 01

    The 925 label is applied per item, not per category. Each of the 462 listings has a source record, and the label 925 sterling silver appears only where that record states 925 or S925 in its own text. Items whose record says only silver, silver-tone or silver-plated never enter either family. This is a rule that runs before a listing exists, and it is the whole of what the label means here: no assay, and no claim beyond what the record says.

  2. 02

    Prices are public and stepped on every listing. All 462 listings print the price at 1, 3 and 8 units without a login. Across all 1,593 variants the 3 unit price sits at 93.75 percent of the single-unit price and the 8 unit price at 81.25%, so the reorder price is known before the first order is placed, and it is the same price for every buyer.

  3. 03

    Stock is a count, not a promise. On 14 September 2026, 1,586 of the 1,593 variants across both families were in stock and all 462 listings had at least one variant available. Across the whole catalogue of 3,655 variants, 46 were sitting at zero because the source had run out, and those zeroes are published rather than hidden behind a listing that still looks orderable.

  4. 04

    The catalogue is reconciled against its source every night. Between 9 and 13 September 2026 the nightly pass checked 1,162 of its 1,166 target listings on each of the 5 nights, changed stock on between 208 and 1,582 variants a night, and recalculated prices on up to 2,645 variants a night. All 252 sterling silver listings and all 210 moissanite listings had been checked within the previous 48 hours, and none was carrying a failed check.

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Every card shows the single-piece price and the 3 and 8 unit wholesale prices. Ring listings show their full size option list. Add a destination at checkout to see the duty-prepaid shipping lines for your parcel.

Lines quoted for a 200 g parcel on 14 September 2026.

Shipping information

What the nightly pass changes, and what it refuses to do

Four things change: a listing withdrawn at source is withdrawn here, a variant out of stock at source goes to zero here, a source price change is recalculated into all three price steps, and a variant whose source specification text has changed is pulled until a person has re-checked it. Two things are refused: a single failed check never removes a listing, because a network fault and a withdrawal look the same from outside, and a night on which too many checks fail removes nothing at all. Between 9 and 13 September 2026 the same 4 listings failed their check every night and stayed published pending review, while 4 listings whose source had actually withdrawn them were removed.

Shipping quoted on 14 September 2026 for a 200 g parcel

United States: three duty-prepaid lines, $6.98 at 10 to 15 days, $7.18 at 5 to 7 days, $8.56 at 6 to 12 business days. United Kingdom: $5.11 at 7 to 15 days, duty prepaid. Germany: $9.81 at 7 to 15 days, $14.32 at 6 to 10 business days, $15.06 at 8 to 12 days, all duty prepaid. Duty prepaid means the import duty is inside the shipping line approved at checkout and nothing is collected on delivery. A 200 g parcel is roughly a sample order in its bags and boxes. The live quote for your own basket and destination is the one that applies.

Before transit starts

Orders are prepared in 3 to 7 business days. Rates move with parcel weight and carrier pricing, so a larger basket is quoted separately at checkout. Transit times above are the carrier's own estimates on the day quoted, not a guarantee.

The first order

Small shops and individual sellers are accepted. The first order goes through a buyer verification step, and the payment link is sent once that step is complete. Later orders go straight to checkout. The step exists so that a first shipment goes to a buyer who intends to resell, and it is the same step for every new buyer regardless of order size.

The 7 checks, with our row of the grid filled in.

Store information

Check 1 and 2: minimum order and price per piece

No minimum order quantity is set, store-wide or per listing, and no minimum order value is set either. That is a term of trade, not a pitch: the useful part for a buyer planning a range is that the 3 and 8 unit prices are printed beside the single-unit price on the same listing, so the unit economics of a reorder are known in advance. In the sterling silver family the median single-piece price is $11.83 and 93 of the 252 listings are under $10. In the moissanite family the median is $17.13 and 118 of the 210 listings sit between $10 and $20.

Check 3: catalogue depth, and what is thin

Both families together hold 462 listings and 1,593 variants. Depth is uneven and the thin spots are stated: the sterling silver family is strongest in necklaces at 113 and earrings at 60, holds 49 rings and 26 bracelets, and has only 2 anklets and 2 chains. The moissanite family is strongest in earrings at 96, then necklaces at 56, rings at 42 and bracelets at 15. Neither family currently publishes pendants or bangles, and sets are a single listing. A buyer who needs a deep pendant or bangle range should know that before writing.

Check 4 and 5: the 925 label and stock

The label is evidenced per item from its source record and nothing more is claimed, which is set out in full below. Stock is published as a number per variant, updated against the source nightly, and on 14 September 2026 every one of the 462 listings had at least one variant in stock. A listing that shows a quantity here has been checked within the last 24 hours.

Check 6 and 7: stone settings and size runs

Stone-set work on 925 is mainly the moissanite family: 210 listings, with a carat weight stated on 93 and a stone diameter in mm on 99. The sterling silver family also holds stone-set pieces whose listings name the stone as high carbon stone or cubic zirconia, 43 and 3 listings. Size runs are where both families differ most. Moissanite rings are sized: 38 of 42 run on a scale, 31 offer 10 or more sizes and the widest offers 17, most on the HK scale with the inside circumference printed in mm beside each size so that conversion to a US or EU size is arithmetic rather than guesswork. Sterling silver rings are mostly adjustable: 36 of 49, with 12 sized, 9 on the US scale and 2 on the HK scale with mm. A buyer stocking a sized ring wall will find the run in the moissanite family, not the silver one.

What the labels rest on, and what is deliberately not claimed.

Enquiry notes

What the 925 label rests on, and what it does not

Each listing's material record comes from the source record for that item, and the label 925 sterling silver is applied only where that record states 925 or S925. We do not hold assay reports or hallmark documentation for these items, so nothing on the listing says the metal has been tested, and a buyer whose market requires an assay or a hallmark should obtain one from an assay office before resale. The label tells you what the record says. It does not tell you what a laboratory would say.

Why no plating or rhodium claim appears anywhere

79 sterling silver listings offer a gold colour option and 12 a rose gold option, and the moissanite family carries gold and rose gold colours as well. Those words are the record's description of the finish. Plating type, plating thickness and rhodium are specifications that would need a process record or a test to support, and we hold neither, so no listing here states them. Competitors who print those specifications may have documentation we do not; ask them for it. Wear behaviour, water exposure and skin response are likewise test results we do not hold, and no listing carries a claim about any of them.

How the stone is named

The moissanite family is defined by the band: 925 on all 210 listings. The stone on each listing is named exactly as the source record names it, with a carat weight on 93 listings and a diameter in mm on 99. Stone-set pieces whose record names the stone as high carbon stone or cubic zirconia sit in the sterling silver family under that wording. Where a record names the stone differently from the family name, the listing keeps the record's wording rather than ours, and what the option says is what ships. Read the option value, not the category, when you are deciding what to tell your own customer.

What this catalogue does not do

Not offered: dropshipping, engraving, private label. Orders ship to your own address as published, in the packaging they come in, without added branding and without per-order fulfilment to your customers. If your business needs any of the three, this is not the right supplier, and it is better to know that from this page than from a reply.

Ask about a sterling silver or moissanite assortment

Product enquiry

Tell us which types you stock and roughly what quantities you are working towards. Availability and pricing are those shown on the listing at the time of the order.

Not offered: dropshipping, engraving, private label.

Questions about this catalogue

How do I know a supplier's 925 silver is really 925?
From a supplier you cannot know it from a label. What you can check is what the label rests on. Here it rests on the source record for each item: 925 sterling silver appears on a listing only where that record states 925 or S925, and it appears on all 462 listings across both families for that reason. No assay is claimed. If your market needs an assay or a hallmark, have one done.
What does wholesale sterling silver jewelry cost per piece?
On 14 September 2026 the sterling silver family ran from $3.07 to $137.38 per piece at one unit, median $11.83, with 93 of 252 listings under $10. The moissanite family on 925 ran from $6.15 to $57.46, median $17.13. The 3 and 8 unit prices are printed on each listing, 6.25 percent and 18.75 percent below the single-unit price.
Is there a minimum order quantity or minimum order value?
No minimum order quantity and no minimum order value, store-wide or per listing. The 3 and 8 unit wholesale prices appear on the same listing as the single-unit price and apply per product.
Do you carry a full ring size run?
In the moissanite family, yes: 38 of 42 rings run on a scale, 31 offer 10 or more sizes and the widest offers 17, most on the HK scale with the inside circumference in mm printed beside each size. In the sterling silver family most rings are adjustable, 36 of 49, and 12 are sized, up to 12 sizes.
Are the pieces rhodium plated?
No such claim is made on any listing. Colour options such as gold or rose gold are the source record's description of the finish. Plating type, thickness and rhodium would need a process record or a test to support, and we hold neither, so they are not published.
Is everything shown actually in stock?
Stock is published per variant and reconciled against the source every night. On 14 September 2026, 1,586 of 1,593 variants across both families were in stock and all 462 listings had at least one variant available. A variant that runs out at source is set to zero here rather than left orderable.
Do you offer dropshipping, engraving or private label?
No, none of the three. Orders ship to your own address as published, without added branding, and there is no per-order fulfilment to your customers.
What happens on a first order from a small shop or an individual seller?
Both are accepted. The first order goes through a buyer verification step, and the payment link is sent once that step is complete. Orders after the first go straight to checkout.