FSC CRAFT is not a single jewelry factory. We are a supply-chain integrator based in Shenzhen, Guangdong, near the Dongguan Chang'an cluster — the heart of China's stainless steel jewelry manufacturing cluster. Around us sit dozens of specialized workshops, each mastering one link of the chain: chain making, stamping, CNC machining, lost-wax casting, 3D printing, and gold, silver and PVD electroplating. FSC CRAFT connects these specialists and owns the part that matters most: final assembly, quality inspection, and export.
Our jewelry box workshop, left to right: parts production, assembly, die cutting, stitching, and the warehouse for leather and fabric stock.
Two product lines, one closed loop
We run the same model across both of our product lines: stainless steel jewelry (pendants, charms, earrings, rings, bracelets, necklaces and customized components) and jewelry organizers & boxes (travel cases, display boxes, trays and custom packaging). For jewelry boxes, we source raw materials, design the dieline, route cutting to specialized cutters, send semi-finished parts to affiliated workshops, then bring everything back for our own assembly, QC, and packing.
Elastic capacity, from sampling to bulk
Because production is distributed across our workshop network rather than locked inside one building, our capacity is elastic. We take projects from low-MOQ sampling runs for new brands all the way to container-scale production — without a fixed ceiling. For stainless steel jewelry , our typical minimum is 100 pieces per design ; simple, lower-value items (e.g. basic studs or chains) usually need a higher minimum, while more complex or higher-value designs can sometimes start lower.
For jewelry boxes and organizers , the floor is far higher: 500 pieces per single style and single color. We cannot accept even a sample or prototype order below that — each box needs a custom cutting die, our material suppliers sell by volume, and our workshop partners won't take a run that small. The 500-piece floor keeps your unit cost realistic and lets us stand behind quality.
Compliance arranged on request
Certifications depend on your destination market. FSC CRAFT arranges the documentation your market requires — including CE, RoHS, and FCC — on request, per order, so you only pay for the compliance your destination demands.
Quality lives at the final step
Outsourced steps are only as good as the inspection that follows them. Our QC team verifies materials, plating thickness, assembly, and finish at the final stage before anything ships. See our 316L vs 304 guide or how PVD plating works.
See real production on our jewelry process page and custom box process page, or contact our team with your designs and target volumes.
The box workshop where panels are stitched, assembled and checked before packing.
What a buyer should check first
The questions worth asking before a bulk order starts are not about size or equipment. They are about what can be verified: who holds the tooling, which standard the inspection is measured against, and which document covers the shipment you are buying.
Process Ownership
FSC CRAFT coordinates specialised workshops in the Dongguan Chang'an stainless-steel jewelry cluster, each running one process (chain, stamping, CNC, wax modelling, 3D printing, casting, PVD plating). Integration, assembly, QC and export stay in Shenzhen, so the contact you brief is the one who answers when a batch moves slowly.
Tooling and Design Ownership
Deliverables, moulds and tooling belong to you. On request we sign an NDA, and neither a drawing nor a mould is reused or resold to another client.
Headquartered in Shenzhen, Guangdong, adjacent to the Dongguan Chang'an manufacturing cluster — close to the craft, close to your supply chain.
Read how we verify compliance → Material Compliance & Testing
What this means for your order
If you are still deciding, one thing decides this for you: whether the checks listed here are the ones you intend to run, rather than a set of criteria to admire. Everything else on a quote page is presentation.
Where this falls short no value to a buyer who is not in a position to audit a supplier, which is most of them until they have been burned once.
What to send us Give us the two checks you would run first and we will tell you what paperwork clears them.