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Jewelry Tools & Wholesale Supplies

Jewelry tools and workshop supplies at wholesale: bench tools, setting tools, finishing equipment, ultrasonic cleaners and consumables, consolidated with your jewellery order so you pay one freight cost and one customs entry.

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MOQ from 20 pcs
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Why buy tools from the factory that uses them

We run these tools on our own benches every working day, which means we can tell you what breaks and what lasts. The commercial advantage for you is consolidation: tools sit under different HS headings from finished jewellery, so they must be declared as separate invoice lines, but they travel in the same shipment and share the freight. Buyers equipping a setting or repair bench alongside a retail business usually place one combined order and save a shipment.

The bench kit, category by category

Category	Core items	What to check before ordering
Measuring	Ring gauges for US, EU, UK and JP, digital caliper, stone gauge, 10x loupe	Caliper resolution to 0.01 mm; plastic gauges wear and should be verified against steel
Holding	Ring clamp, bench peg, pin vise, third hand	Clamp jaw lining, because unlined jaws mark soft gold
Setting	Prong lifter, beading tool, gravers, burr set	Burrs in 0.1 mm steps from 0.8 mm; concentricity matters more than price
Finishing	Polishing motor, buffs, compounds, rouge	Voltage and plug standard for your market
Soldering	Torch, tweezers, soldering board, flux	Gas and aerosol restrictions on air freight
Cleaning	Ultrasonic cleaner, steam cleaner, solutions	Not suitable for emerald, pearl or plated silver
Storage	Gem jars, trays, parcel papers, sorting boxes	Parcel paper quality affects long-term stone identification

Consumables: the repeat-purchase engine

Buffing wheels, polishing compounds, flux, burrs, gem jars and parcel papers are consumed constantly and reorder predictably. Unit margins are lower than on finished jewellery, but the repeat behaviour is far more reliable, which makes this category useful for smoothing cash flow and for keeping a trade account active between jewellery orders. If you supply trade customers, a consumables line is often the reason they contact you monthly rather than annually.

What to verify before importing equipment

Voltage and plug standard. Motors and ultrasonic cleaners are region-specific. State your destination country explicitly, because a 220 V motor is unusable in North America without a transformer and the reverse applies.
Spare part availability. Ask for motor brush and handpiece part numbers. If spares do not exist, plan to replace rather than repair, and price accordingly.
Bulk versus retail packaging. Workshop buyers want bulk, because retail-packaged tools carry retail pricing that erodes your margin.
Freight restrictions. Torches, aerosols and certain solvents cannot travel by air. Plan those for sea freight or source locally.
HS classification. Tools are not jewellery. Confirm the correct heading with your broker so the invoice lines are classified separately and correctly.

Quality control

Calipers and gauges verified against a reference standard before packing.
Burrs inspected for concentricity, because an off-centre burr breaks prongs and it is the most common defect in inexpensive sets.
Polishing motors run before packing, with brush condition recorded.
Ultrasonic cleaner tanks leak-tested, because a leaking tank is not repairable and is a total loss on arrival.
Packing separated from jewellery packing so that tools cannot damage finished pieces in transit.

Questions about Jewelry Tools & Wholesale Supplies

Can tools ship together with my jewellery order?

Yes, and most buyers consolidate for exactly that reason. Tools and jewellery fall under different HS headings, so the invoice must list them as separate lines with their own codes and declared values, but they travel in the same shipment and share one freight cost and one customs entry. Tell us at the order stage so the invoice is structured correctly from the outset and classified properly on arrival.

Which voltage and plug type do you supply?

Both 110 V and 220 V versions, with the plug standard confirmed for your market, covering US and Canada, UK, EU or Australia. Voltage is the most common specification error in tool orders, so state your destination country explicitly rather than assuming the standard version will work. We confirm voltage and plug on the approval sheet before dispatch.

Is there a minimum order for tools?

Tools are ordered in manufacturer pack quantities, commonly 1, 5, 10 or 20 pieces per item depending on the tool, rather than our jewellery MOQ tiers. There is no separate freight minimum when the tools travel with a jewellery order, which is the main reason buyers consolidate. A starter kit for a new workshop is quoted as a bundle with a single combined price.

Do you stock spare parts for the equipment?

For common motor and handpiece models, yes, and we recommend adding at least one spare brush set to the initial order. For less common models we will tell you at quotation stage whether spares are available, rather than leaving you to find out when something fails. Where spares are not available we will say so and recommend a serviceable alternative instead of selling you the model that cannot be repaired.