jewelry Wholesale Deals (206 deals)

Jewelry wholesale deals on this page surface live inventory across fashion jewelry (costume, plated, alloy + cubic zirconia, fashion-watch ranges), fine jewelry (sterling silver, gold-fill, solid karat gold, platinum), gemstone-set pieces, pearls, bridal and engagement collections, plus the personal-accessories cross-merchandise lots that jewelry buyers source alongside core SKUs. Every listing shows pack format, MOQ floor, indicative per-unit cost (or per-gram quote where applicable), target retail margin, hallmark posture, and lead time so you can model the resell economics before committing to an enquiry. Lot composition and channel signal. Jewelry deals come from four distinct supplier archetypes. Manufacturer-direct lots typically appear from East Asian production hubs as full case-pack or full container allocations of current-season designs at the deepest cost-down posture — ideal for marketplace-led and value-channel resellers. Authorised distributor lots from designer-jewelry, bridal, and Swiss-watch houses appear as full-case allocations with the cleanest paper trail for trade-channel and department-store retail. Trade-channel wholesaler lots aggregate multiple-brand sterling silver and gold-fill ranges into mixed pallets suitable for independent jewellers and gift-shop retailers. Liquidation and retail-return lots come in graded condition tiers from store-closure events and seasonal clearance windows. Pricing posture by sub-vertical. Fashion jewelry deals carry the highest piece-rate gross margin because retail markup multiples are typically 4–10x cost; expect per-piece wholesale costs of £0.50–£5 on costume-tier ranges and £5–£25 on plated-and-stoned lines. Fine jewelry pricing tracks daily metal spot — sterling silver runs at spot+15–40% on case-pack lots, 14k+ gold at spot+8–20% depending on the design's labour content, with diamond-set fine pieces priced as a metal-plus-stone composite. Gemstone parcels are quoted per-carat with per-stone variance; the deal listings note whether the parcel is matched-grade or commercial-mix. Bridal and engagement lots often carry retail-set-price MAP policy from the brand-owner. Hallmark and chain-of-custody diligence. For UK and EU fine-jewelry buyers: verify the supplier's assay-office-of-record on the profile before enquiring, since unhallmarked stock above the de-minimis threshold (1g of gold, 7.78g of silver in the UK) cannot legally be sold as fine jewelry. For US buyers: check that the supplier's stamping conforms to FTC quality-stamp regulations (".925" for sterling, "14k" / "585" for 14-karat gold). For diamonds: every listed lot above the Kimberley Process threshold (rough diamonds) carries certification; for cut diamonds, profile filter posture surfaces whether the supplier ships GIA / IGI / HRD certificates with each piece or only with parcel lots above a threshold value. MOQ and pack-format diligence. Fashion jewelry pack-format varies widely — 12-piece display cards (set on retail-ready blister packaging), 24-piece display trays, 48-piece bulk poly-bagged — the difference materially affects your downstream presentation cost. Fine jewelry typically ships in individual gift-box presentation (often included in the per-piece price) or in bulk poly-bag (gift-box added per piece for a small per-unit fee). Gemstone parcel listings specify the count and weight — read the parcel-grade summary carefully because matched-grade parcels (Triple A) carry significantly higher per-carat pricing than commercial-mix parcels (single A or B). Verification-driven shortlisting. Every jewelry supplier publishing deals on WholesaleUp goes through documentary review before profile activation; the verification badge on each deal card lets you shortlist quickly. For fine and gemstone categories, filter to suppliers with documented certifications (RJC, Kimberley, Fairtrade Gold) visible on their profile. [Standard+](/retailer-upgrade) tier viewers see additional trust signals on each deal — supplier rating, response-time metrics, fulfilment-on-time rate, and shipping-incident history. How to use the filters on this page. The sidebar filters narrow by L1 sub-category (fashion jewelry, fine jewelry, gemstones + pearls, watches, bridal), price-band sliders, supply model (case-pack wholesale, mixed-pallet liquidation, [dropship-direct](/suppliers/dropshippers)), country of supplier origin (matters for hallmark routing on fine jewelry), and supplier verification status. Sort by margin-to-MOQ ratio if your channel is margin-led, or by lead-time-ascending if you're filling a seasonal window (Valentine's, Mother's Day, Q4 holiday). Save your filtered view as a saved keyword via the heart icon to receive notification when new jewelry deals matching the filter post. Seasonal-window pricing dynamics and buyer-journey playbook. Jewelry wholesale demand spikes around Mother's Day (April–May order window), Valentine's Day (December–January order window), and Q4 holiday gifting (August–October order window for branded; September–November for fashion and gemstone). Authorised distributor lots typically open seasonal allocations 12–16 weeks ahead of the consumer-facing peak; parallel-import and liquidation channels tighten 6–8 weeks ahead as stock gets reserved across the wholesale network. For first-time wholesale jewelry buyers: start with a single sub-vertical (fashion OR fine OR gemstone) before going multi-category — cross-vertical sourcing carries different MOQ economics, payment-term expectations, and presentation-package overhead that compound buyer-side complexity in unhelpful ways. Most platform suppliers offer sample programmes (often a fee credited against eventual order); use samples to validate quality + presentation before committing to the first 200-piece allocation, especially on fine and gemstone categories where defect tolerance is tighter than fashion-tier supply. Filter the deals page by saved-keyword to receive notifications when matching new lots post in your target sub-vertical, and use the bulk-quote workflow on the supplier profile to consolidate multi-SKU enquiries into a single supplier conversation. Get started across the EU, UK, and North America. The verified jewelry deal listings on this page flow through supplier accounts operating across the EU, UK, and North America with multi-region warehousing, regional hallmark + assay-office routing, and the responsible-sourcing certifications (RJC, Kimberley, Fairtrade Gold) increasingly demanded by ethical-sourcing-conscious retail channels. Sign in with a [Standard+](/retailer-upgrade) account to enquire on your first jewelry deal; upgrade to [Premium+](/retailer-upgrade) for unlimited deal enquiries + alerts on new jewelry stock. Submit a [Custom Sourcing](/custom-sourcing) request for bespoke house-collection programmes.