TEYING BUYER GUIDE · UPDATED OCTOBER 14, 2026
TEYING MOQ: 60 Pieces per Design for Bulk Jewelry
TEYING bulk jewelry starts at 60 pieces per design across all product lines. This guide separates that jewelry minimum from sample work, color and size allocation, custom development and packaging quantities.
What is TEYING's bulk jewelry MOQ?
TEYING bulk jewelry orders start at 60 pieces per design across all product lines. The minimum is counted per design, not only by the total number of pieces in a collection. Samples are handled separately; confirm their scope, quantity and fees before development.
Material, construction, mold work, finishes and components still affect feasibility, cost and the production plan. They do not replace the stated per-design bulk minimum. Review custom jewelry manufacturing and low-MOQ production alongside the quantity plan.
How do I plan the number of designs and pieces?
The following is a planning example, not a customer order or a quotation: three designs at 60 pieces each make 180 pieces. A 180-piece collection split into six designs at 30 pieces each does not meet the 60-piece-per-design bulk minimum.
| Item | Confirmed jewelry policy or separate decision | What to send |
|---|---|---|
| Bulk jewelry | At least 60 pieces per design across all product lines | Design references and quantity for every design |
| Color and size allocation | Confirm the split before the order | Plating colors, stone colors and ring sizes with quantities |
| Sample work | Handled separately from bulk | Sample purpose, scope, quantity and approval deadline |
| Development and tooling | Quote the work needed for the design | Files, dimensions, construction and requested changes |
| Branded packaging | Separate quantities, setup and costs | Card, pouch or box specification, artwork and quantities |
| Reorder | Confirm quantity and the approved specification revision | Design reference, approved sample and any changes |
Can I split one design into colors or sizes?
List the proposed quantity for each color and size within every design. The color and size allocation must be confirmed in the written quotation; do not assume unrestricted mixing. Different materials, finishes, stone selections or structural changes may need separate sampling or production work.
A clear brief contains a design-by-design list rather than one collection total. If a requested variant changes the design, ask how the factory will identify and quote it before placing the order.
Can I test a design without placing a bulk order?
Sample work is handled separately. Ask for the sample quantity, development scope, fees, revision terms and any credit conditions. Do not treat a sample arrangement as permission for a bulk order below 60 pieces per design.
A stock purchase from a wholesaler and a factory producing your design are different sourcing routes. Compare them using OEM and ODM decisions and the sample-cost guide, rather than comparing only a headline minimum.
Does the packaging share the jewelry minimum?
No shared packaging minimum should be assumed. Logo cards, pouches, boxes, inserts and barcode labels can have separate print setup, quantities and assembly requirements. Specify jewelry and packaging quantities as distinct items in the quote.
The private-label packaging page explains the scope. Confirm artwork approval, leftover packaging handling and the packing instructions before production.
What should I send for a first-order quote?
Use the downloadable jewelry RFQ brief. It is a plain-text template that you can copy, edit and send with your references.
- Design or catalog reference for each style.
- Quantity per design, with the proposed color and size allocation.
- Preferred base material, plating and component specification.
- Target market, intended age group and document requirements.
- Packaging specification, artwork and separate quantities.
- Sample requirements, launch date and destination.
- Approved sample or specification revision if this is a reorder.
How do I keep the first order ready for replenishment?
Keep the approved sample, dimensions, materials, finish, component notes, packaging artwork and approval date together. Ask the factory to confirm changes before a repeat production run, including replacements for components or packing materials.
Use the sample-approval checklist and physical-sample guide to record what has been approved and what remains open.
FAQ: the 60-piece-per-design bulk minimum
Is the minimum 60 pieces for the whole order?
No. TEYING bulk jewelry starts at 60 pieces per design across all product lines. A collection total does not waive the minimum for each design.
Do brass and 925 silver have the same bulk minimum?
Yes. The jewelry bulk minimum is 60 pieces per design across all product lines, including brass and 925 sterling silver. Materials and development still affect the quote and schedule.
Are samples also a 60-piece order?
Samples are handled separately. Confirm sample quantity, scope and fees in writing; the sample arrangement does not change the bulk policy.
Can packaging be included in a first bulk order?
Packaging can be quoted alongside the jewelry order. Its quantities, print setup, prices and assembly scope need separate confirmation.
Send the collection plan, not only the total
Send your design list, quantity per design, material, variants, packaging and destination through the quote form. The written quotation should distinguish jewelry production, development, samples and packaging so each approval has a clear basis.
Need an MOQ that fits the collection?
Send the style count, quantity per SKU, finish, and packaging plan so MOQ can be discussed at the right level.
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