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925 sterling silver wholesale to Europe

Sterling Silver Jewelry Wholesale to Europe, Duty Prepaid, From 1 Piece

AdornTrade publishes 252 sterling silver listings, every one of them carrying a supplier record that states 925 or S925, and ships them duty prepaid to all 27 EU countries plus the UK, Switzerland and Norway. Any listing can be ordered from 1 piece. On 15 September 2026 a 200 g parcel on the economy line was quoted between $8.86 and $13.44 depending on the destination, duty included, at 7 to 15 days.

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Published 925 sterling silver listings
252, each with a supplier record stating 925 or S925
Shapes in stock
113 necklaces, 60 earrings, 49 rings, 26 bracelets, 2 chains, 2 anklets
Duty-prepaid destinations
All 27 EU countries, plus the UK, Switzerland and Norway
Economy line, 200 g parcel
$8.86 to $13.44 across the 27 EU countries, 7 to 15 days, duty included on every one
Faster line, 200 g parcel
$10.43 to $17.63 depending on country, typically 6 to 10 days
Minimum order quantity
None. Every listing can be ordered from 1 piece
Minimum order value
None. There is no euro or dollar threshold to reach before ordering
Wholesale price steps
1, 3 and 8 units, published on all 551 variants
Single-piece price range
$3.07 to $137.38, median $11.83. 93 listings under $10, 137 between $10 and $20, 22 at $20 or above
Handling before dispatch
3 to 7 business days, then the transit time above
Stock position
252 of 252 listings in stock across 551 variants, from 12 source workshops

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A European shop testing an overseas silver supplier is weighing the same four unknowns everywhere from Lisbon to Helsinki: whether it has to buy a case pack of one design to see a wholesale price, what the parcel costs to land rather than to ship, how long it really takes, and whether an import VAT or duty invoice turns up after delivery and takes the margin with it. This page answers those four in printed numbers, for every EU country individually rather than for "Europe" as a single average. There is no minimum order and no minimum order value. The 1, 3 and 8 unit prices sit on the listing itself, with no account tier and no login wall. Every EU line returned by the rate engine on 15 September 2026 came back duty prepaid, which means the freight figure approved at checkout already contains the import duty and nothing further is collected on delivery.

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    Each of the 252 published sterling silver 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: such an item is excluded or held for review rather than relabelled.

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    All 27 EU countries were quoted individually on 15 September 2026, not estimated from a regional average, and every line returned for every one of them was duty prepaid.

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    Duty prepaid means the checkout total is the landed cost: nothing is collected from you or your customer on delivery. It is a property of the carrier line quoted at checkout, not a sentence written on this page.

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    The 1, 3 and 8 unit prices appear on the listing itself. There is no account tier, no login wall, and no separate wholesale price list to request before a number is visible.

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    The 3 and 8 unit steps exist on all 551 published sterling silver variants. Measured across those variants the 3 unit price is 6.26 per cent below the single-piece price on average and the 8 unit price is 18.75 per cent below it.

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Every card shows the single-piece price and the 3 and 8 unit wholesale prices. Nothing is hidden behind an account.

What a 200 g parcel costs to each European country

Shipping information

Every EU country quoted individually, duty included

Shipping is quoted per destination rather than as one European rate, and on 15 September 2026 all 27 EU countries returned a duty-prepaid economy line at 7 to 15 days. For a 200 g parcel the range ran from $8.86 to $13.44, a spread of under five dollars across the whole union, so the country your shop is in changes the freight far less than the size of the parcel does.

The eleven EU countries under ten dollars

On a 200 g parcel the economy line was quoted at Poland $8.86, Greece $9.20, Spain $9.38, Lithuania $9.44, Latvia $9.44, Estonia $9.44, France $9.69, Sweden $9.69, Hungary $9.69, Germany $9.81 and Portugal $9.87. Every one of those is duty prepaid at 7 to 15 days.

Ten more between ten and eleven dollars

Czechia $10.03, Netherlands $10.27, Slovakia $10.30, Slovenia $10.33, Italy $10.43, Ireland $10.43, Bulgaria $10.43, Croatia $10.43, Austria $10.89 and Finland $10.98, all on the same duty-prepaid economy line at 7 to 15 days for a 200 g parcel.

The six above eleven dollars

Belgium $11.01, Romania $11.84, Luxembourg $11.87, Denmark $11.90, Cyprus $12.89 and Malta $13.44. Malta is the most expensive EU destination on this line and Poland the cheapest, and the gap between them is $4.58 on a 200 g parcel.

The faster line, and where it does not exist

Where a faster service is available it was quoted between $10.43 and $17.63 for a 200 g parcel on 15 September 2026: Germany $14.31 and France $14.08 at 6 to 10 days, Italy $14.89 and the Netherlands $15.02 at 6 to 10 days, Spain $13.85 at 7 to 11, Poland $12.40 at 8 to 10, Romania $15.31 at 6 to 8. Croatia, Luxembourg and Malta had no line faster than the economy one on that date, so for those three the 7 to 15 day service is both the cheapest and the quickest option shown.

UK, Switzerland and Norway

The UK economy line was $5.11 at 7 to 15 days, duty prepaid, and two further duty-prepaid UK lines were quoted at $5.66 and $5.91 without a transit estimate, so no delivery window is claimed for those two. Switzerland returned three duty-prepaid lines: $7.82 on a 10 to 45 business day service, $8.24 on the 7 to 15 day economy line and $8.50 at 6 to 9 days. Norway returned a duty-prepaid economy line at $6.80, 7 to 15 days, alongside two express lines at $36.22 and $36.52 that are not duty prepaid, where the duty is billed to the receiver instead.

What duty prepaid does and does not cover

Duty prepaid means the import duty is inside the freight line you approve and nothing further is collected at the door. It does not cover the VAT you charge your own customers on resale, it does not register you for anything, and it is not an IOSS arrangement: we do not issue you an IOSS number and this page does not imply one. If your accountant needs a specific import arrangement, ask before ordering rather than after the parcel is in transit.

What the customs declaration says

A parcel is declared line by line rather than as one generic entry for the box. Each line carries the product description, the material, the tariff heading for that material, the quantity and the country of origin, which is China. Sterling silver is declared as silver jewellery under tariff heading 7113.11, the heading for articles of jewellery of silver, rather than under the base metal imitation jewellery heading that steel and copper pieces use. An order that mixes materials travels with one declaration line per material.

Before the transit clock starts

Orders are prepared in 3 to 7 business days, and every transit range on this page begins after the parcel is handed to the carrier. Rates are quoted live at checkout for your destination and your parcel's actual weight; the figures here are a 200 g reference for planning a first order and they carry the date they were quoted.

How a European shop orders silver here

Store information

Test 1 piece, then reorder at the 3 and 8 unit prices

Every published sterling silver listing can be ordered as a single piece at its listed unit price. A European shop can bring in 1 each of ten designs, run them for a month, and reorder only what sold at the 3 or 8 unit price on the same listing. There is no new negotiation and no account upgrade between the first piece and the eighth.

What the 3 and 8 unit steps are worth

Measured across all 551 published sterling silver variants, the 3 unit price sits 6.26 per cent below the single-piece price on average, in a range of 6.05 to 6.51 per cent, and the 8 unit price sits 18.75 per cent below it, in a range of 18.60 to 18.89 per cent. On the median listing at $11.83 that is about $11.09 at three units and about $9.61 at eight. The steps are uniform by design rather than negotiated per item.

Depth by shape

Necklaces are the deepest shelf at 113 listings, starting at $5.08 with a median of $12.52 and a top piece at $90.87. Earrings follow at 60 listings from $3.07, median $12.94, top $31.20. Rings are 49 listings from $4.07, median $9.21, top $25.88. Bracelets are 26 from $3.74, median $9.90, top $28.57. Anklets and chains are thin at 2 listings each, $9.81 to $12.88 and $10.73 to $137.38, and a shop built on either should say so before ordering.

The shelf under ten dollars

93 of the 252 listings are under $10 at a single piece, before the 3 and 8 unit steps apply. That band is where a first European test order usually sits: ten different designs at that level is a double-digit commitment, and the duty-prepaid freight on a parcel that size was quoted between $8.86 and $13.44 depending on country. 137 listings sit between $10 and $20 and 22 at $20 or above.

Mixed assortments in a single duty-prepaid parcel

Necklaces, earrings, rings and bracelets travel in the same parcel and are quoted on that parcel's weight, not per line. There is no per-shape minimum and no separate order per category, so an assortment spanning the whole shelf is one order, one freight figure and one duty-prepaid line. Silver and moissanite on 925 settings can travel together, since both families ship from the same place on the same lines.

A single piece is the sample

There is no separate sample programme, sample fee or sample price list, because the single-piece price is already the price. Ordering one of a design to inspect it costs that listing's 1 unit price plus the duty-prepaid freight for the parcel. Nothing about the first piece is priced differently because it is a sample.

925 sterling silver rings for a European order: 49 listings, sizes stated in US numbers with millimetres

Forty-nine ring listings, 164 variants, $3.95 to $25.69 at each listing's lowest variant, median $9.21. Nine listings carry numbered sizes, ten distinct sizes from US 3.5 to US 10, each published with its inner diameter and circumference in millimetres so an EU size can be read off directly. The other 35 are open or adjustable bands. At 8 units the median ring is $7.48, and a parcel of 8 rings weighs well under the 200 g the freight table above is quoted on.

925 sterling silver earrings: 60 pairs, the lightest way to test the shelf

Sixty pairs, 84 variants, $3.07 to $31.20 per pair, median $12.94. Hoops 22, studs 17, huggies 9, drops and hooks 9, ear cuffs 2. The two pairs that state a weight are 1.3 g and 1.9 g, so eight pairs of the median stud add about 15 g to a parcel, and a first earring order to Germany or France travels on the same duty-paid economy line as a single piece. Thirty-nine pairs carry a stone or pearl record; 14 offer a gold-colour variant on the 925 base.

Necklaces and pendants: 113 listings, length on 109 of them

The deepest silver shelf: 113 listings, 243 variants, $5.08 to $90.89, median $12.52. Pendant necklaces 47, station and charm designs 32, plain chains 13, hearts 10, pearls 6, crosses 5. Length is stated on 109 listings, 101 of them in the 41 to 50 cm band; 51 state a gram weight, median 2 g. Fifty-two offer a gold-colour variant. The customs declaration lists each of these under heading 7113.11 with the material and quantity, whatever the pendant.

Price per piece by shelf, in dollars, at 1, 3 and 8 units

Rings $9.21, $8.63, $7.48. Earrings $12.94, $12.13, $10.51. Bracelets $9.90, $9.28, $8.04 across 26 listings. Necklaces $12.52, $11.74, $10.17. These are medians of each listing's lowest variant; the 3-unit and 8-unit steps are 93.75 percent and 81.25 percent of the single price on every silver variant. Prices are in US dollars; the euro and pound figures shown beside them are reference conversions and the checkout settles in dollars.

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 sterling silver label on each of these 252 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. Items whose source text says only silver, silver-plated or silver-tone are kept out of this family rather than relabelled into it, which is why the count is 252 rather than a larger number.

What this page does not state

No assay, hallmark certificate or purity test is published for these items, because no test report is held that would support one. No nickel-free, lead-free, hypoallergenic or skin-contact claim is made on any listing. No plating thickness, tarnish resistance or durability claim is made. No commercial invoice, packing list or certificate of origin is produced for these shipments. If your market requires any of those, order a piece and have the test done, or ask before ordering, rather than planning around paperwork that does not exist.

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. Orders ship as the published product in its published packaging, to you. A European buyer who needs branded packaging or a custom design should treat this catalogue as stock sourcing rather than as a manufacturing partner.

Where the goods come from

The 252 listings come from 12 source workshops, and the catalogue is re-read against those sources every night. When a source raises its minimum order quantity above one piece the listing is withdrawn permanently rather than being carried at a quantity you cannot buy. When a source goes out of stock the quantity is set to zero, and when a source changes its price the published 1, 3 and 8 unit prices are recalculated from it.

Prices and counts carry their date

Every figure on this page was read from the live catalogue and the live rate engine on 15 September 2026. Listing counts move as stock and sourcing move, freight moves with carrier pricing, and published prices move with the cost they are calculated from. The listing and the checkout are the authority for any specific order.

Ask about a sterling silver assortment for your European shop

Product enquiry

Tell us your country, the shapes you stock and roughly what quantities you are working with, and we will come back with specific listings and the duty-prepaid freight for that basket.

Not offered: dropshipping, engraving, private label.

Questions about this catalogue

Do you ship sterling silver wholesale to every EU country?
Yes. All 27 EU countries were quoted individually on 15 September 2026 and every one returned a duty-prepaid economy line at 7 to 15 days. For a 200 g parcel that ran from $8.86 in Poland to $13.44 in Malta. The UK, Switzerland and Norway are also served on duty-prepaid lines.
What does duty prepaid mean on your checkout?
The import duty is already inside the freight line you approve, so the total at checkout is the landed cost and nothing further is collected from you or your customer on delivery. It is a property of the carrier line, not a promise added to this page: if a line is not duty prepaid for a destination, the rate engine says so on that line.
Is there a minimum order for Europe?
No, in either sense. Every one of the 252 published sterling silver listings can be ordered from 1 piece, and there is no minimum order value in euros or dollars. The 3 and 8 unit wholesale prices are printed on the same listing.
How much does shipping cost to Germany, France, Spain or Italy?
On a 200 g parcel quoted 15 September 2026: Germany $9.81, France $9.69, Spain $9.38 and Italy $10.43 on the duty-prepaid economy line at 7 to 15 days. On the faster line the same parcel was Germany $14.31, France $14.08, Italy $14.89 at 6 to 10 days and Spain $13.85 at 7 to 11.
Which EU country is cheapest to ship to, and which is most expensive?
Poland at $8.86 and Malta at $13.44 for a 200 g duty-prepaid parcel on 15 September 2026. The spread across all 27 EU countries is $4.58, so destination matters far less to your freight than parcel weight does.
Do you provide an IOSS number or handle my import VAT?
No. Duty prepaid covers the import duty inside the carrier line; it is not an IOSS arrangement, we do not issue you an IOSS number, and it has nothing to do with the VAT you charge your own customers on resale. If your accountant needs a specific arrangement, raise it before ordering.
How long does delivery to Europe take?
Orders are prepared in 3 to 7 business days, then transit begins. The duty-prepaid economy line was quoted at 7 to 15 days to every EU country. Where a faster line exists it was typically 6 to 10 days. Croatia, Luxembourg and Malta had no faster line on that date.
Are the pieces really 925 sterling silver?
Each of these 252 listings carries a supplier record for that item stating 925 or S925. Items whose source text says only silver, silver-plated or silver-tone do not enter this family. That is a sourcing record about the item, not an independent assay, and no assay is claimed.
Do you provide an assay report or a hallmark certificate?
No. No test report is held for these items, so none is published and none is implied. If your market requires an assay or a hallmark, order a single piece at its listed price and have the test done on it before building a collection around the design.
How much do I save at 3 and 8 units?
Measured across all 551 published sterling silver variants, the 3 unit price is 6.26 per cent below the single-piece price on average and the 8 unit price is 18.75 per cent below it. On the median listing at $11.83 that is about $11.09 at three and about $9.61 at eight.
What is the cheapest sterling silver piece?
$3.07 at a single piece, an earring listing. Across the family the single-piece range is $3.07 to $137.38 with a median of $11.83, and 93 of the 252 listings are under $10 before the 3 and 8 unit steps apply.
How is a silver parcel declared to customs?
Line by line. Each line states the product description, the material, the tariff heading, the quantity and China as the country of origin. Sterling silver goes under heading 7113.11, articles of jewellery of silver, rather than the base metal imitation jewellery heading used for steel and copper. A parcel that mixes materials carries one line per material.
Do you offer private label, OEM or dropshipping?
No to all three. There is no private label programme, no OEM or ODM production, no custom manufacturing and no dropshipping. Orders ship as the published product in its published packaging, to you.
Can I mix designs and shapes in one order?
Yes. Necklaces, earrings, rings and bracelets travel in the same parcel and are quoted on that parcel's weight rather than per line. There is no per-shape minimum, so 1 each of ten different designs is a normal order, and moissanite on 925 settings can travel in the same parcel.
What is in stock right now?
All 252 listings were in stock at the time of writing, across 551 variants from 12 source workshops. Stock is re-read from the source every night: a listing whose source runs out has its quantity set to zero, and one whose source raises its minimum above a single piece is withdrawn permanently.
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.
Which claims about these goods have not been tested?
Purity assay, hallmark certificate, nickel-free status, lead and cadmium, skin-contact or hypoallergenic status, plating thickness, tarnish or wear behaviour, and steel grade. None of these is tested, so none is claimed on any listing. The list is published in one place so that a buyer whose market requires a file can order a single piece and have it tested before stocking the design.