Silver Oxidized Jewelry Business

Silver Oxidized Jewelry Business Success Stories [2024]

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Updated: October 10th, 2024

Silver oxidized jewelry is a type of jewelry that is made from silver. This kind of jewelry has many varieties, including silver oxidized pendants, rings, earrings, and bracelets. The most famous type of silver oxidized jewelry is the necklace.

The business of silver oxidized jewelry is a very profitable one. It's easy to start with just a few supplies and equipment because it doesn't require any special skills or knowledge. You can create stunning pieces in your home studio or at a local store where you sell them as gifts or keepsakes.

The other reason why this business has such great demand is due to its fashion value. It looks elegant and stylish which makes it popular among people who are looking for something new in their collection of jewelry items. Finally, the main advantage of this business is that it provides a good return on investment.

In this list, you'll find real-world Silver Oxidized Jewelry Business success stories and very profitable examples of starting a Silver Oxidized Jewelry Business that makes money.

1. Shenzhen Shibao Jewelry Co., Ltd ($1.2M/year)

Long Shuai, the founder of Silverbene, came up with the idea for his jewelry wholesale business after realizing the inefficiencies in the production processes of silver jewelry factories in China. He saw an opportunity to use information technology to standardize the manufacturing process and improve efficiency. With a revenue of $450K per month and over 3,500 jewelry store clients worldwide, Silverbene is now a successful business in the industry.

How much money it makes: $1.2M/year
How much did it cost to start: $200K
How many people on the team: 10

How We Started A $100K/Month Jewelry Wholesale Business

Silverbene, a silver jewelry design and manufacturing company, supplies over 3,500 jewelry stores worldwide, sending out over 90,000 items per month with a revenue of $450K USD per month, using information technology to standardize the production process and paying attention to international fashion trends while designing products.

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