01 / Wrist
Bracelets
Build around a clear or two-color band, with an optional charm as the focal point.
Define inner size, band width and stretch recovery.
Develop bracelets ↗PD Jewellery / The stretch collection
Stretch jewelry.
One idea, four ways to wear it.
Bring one color story to bracelets, necklaces, rings and anklets. Develop a coordinated collection around your customer, occasion and fit.
A palette that connects the collectionOEM / ODM
01 / Product possibilities
A collection that goes
beyond the wrist.
Start with the same visual language, then develop the proportions and construction for each way of wearing it.
02 / Neckline
Necklaces
Carry the stone-row story into a necklace or close-fitting choker.
The clear choker reference below has a clasp and extension chain.
Develop necklaces ↗
03 / Hand
Rings
Create a matching ring from the same clear-stone or two-color direction.
Approve the intended finger-size range and setting profile.
Develop rings ↗
04 / Ankle
Anklets
Extend your collection into an ankle-length format developed to your brief.
Confirm fit, movement clearance and closure in a new sample.
Develop anklets ↗AI styling images show illustrative wearing proportions. Anklets are a development concept. Your approved sample confirms dimensions, fit range and construction.
The clear reference set.
Consistent white-background retouches. Enlarge a view to compare it with the original collection image.
02 / Coordinated color
One palette.
A matching pair.
These bracelet-and-ring references show how a two-row color story can carry across formats. Bring your own palette to begin a new collection.
Color story 01
Green + bright yellow
Deep green stones contrast with a vivid lemon-yellow row. The matching ring repeats both colors.
Deep greenBright yellow
The green row is above the yellow row in the bracelet photograph.
Develop this color story ↗
Color story 02
Blue + bright yellow
Blue stones paired with a saturated lemon-yellow accent. Compare the yellow row with the softer shade in color story 03.
BlueBright yellow
The blue row is above the yellow row in the bracelet photograph.
Develop this color story ↗
Color story 03
Blue + champagne yellow
A softer, champagne-like yellow is the key difference from color story 02. The bracelet also shows the yellow row above the blue.
Deep blueChampagne yellow
The softer yellow row is above the blue row in this bracelet photograph.
Develop this color story ↗See the difference up close.
Original bracelet details, enlarged without recoloring.
Choose a pairing to see the full bracelet and ring. The detail strip uses original image colors; lighting can affect apparent shade. Color names describe the photographs, and the physical color match is approved by sample.
03 / From our product work
Team colors.
A recognizable detail.
A selection of team-themed products from our stretch jewelry work, including NFL, college-spirit and soccer-club examples.
Explore the game-day development story ↗
NFL team-themed example
Philadelphia Eagles
Blue / dark stones, as pictured
Brief a similar construction
Team names and marks identify the product examples shown. They do not imply a direct partnership or endorsement. Branded development uses buyer-authorized artwork.
04 / Application & occasion
Different moments.
One collection approach.
Choose the customer moment first. It guides the palette, product mix, charm, packaging and sample priorities.
Game day & team spirit
Use coordinated colors and a distinctive charm to build fanwear, alumni and club-merchandise briefs. Start with the team-themed bracelet examples below.
Explore the game-day cases ↗Bridal & bridesmaid
Use the three-row clear references for a coordinated wedding-party direction. Balance wrist, ring and neckline coverage against the dress and intended fit.
Brief a wedding collection ↗Prom & evening
Translate a dress palette into a two-color bracelet-and-ring pairing, then discuss a matching neckline piece as part of the same program.
Brief an evening collection ↗Events & gifting
Develop a color story, a buyer-approved motif and coordinated packaging for club events, celebrations or a brand gift program.
Brief a gift program ↗
05 / Designed around the brief
The details make
the collection yours.
- Fit & construction
- Relaxed size, usable stretch range, recovery and closure for each format.
- Stone layout
- Row count, stone size, color sequence and alignment through the full band.
- Metal & finish
- Base material, finish, edge feel and your target-market testing requirements.
- Charm & identity
- Artwork, attachment position, movement and a physical color match.
- Assortment & packaging
- Quantity by format and color, set composition, presentation and labels.
- Sample approval
- Review wearing comfort, snag points, stone retention and fit before agreeing production specifications.
Before you brief
A few useful answers.
Can one color story become a bracelet, necklace, ring and anklet?
Yes. These four formats can be included in a development brief. The collection photographs show bracelets, rings and a choker; an anklet is developed to your requested length, construction and fit. Each format needs its own approved sample.
Are all pieces clasp-free or one size fits all?
No. The choker shown has a clasp and extension chain. Specify the relaxed size, usable fit range and closure for each piece; do not assume that a stretch construction fits every wearer.
Can we develop team colors or a custom charm?
Send your color references, charm artwork, target customer and product mix. For branded artwork, provide the relevant usage authorization as part of the brief. Stone colors and charm details are approved through sampling.
How are materials, MOQ and delivery confirmed?
These are quoted for your selected construction, materials, quantities, color split and packaging. The collection images establish the visual direction; the quotation and approved sample define the order.
Your next collection starts here
Bring the palette.
Choose the formats.
We will help turn your direction into a sample and quotation brief.
Useful details to include
- Target customer, market and occasion
- Bracelet, necklace, ring and/or anklet
- Reference colors and charm artwork
- Fit range and estimated quantities
- Delivery target and packaging