304 Stainless Steel
Thousands of fashion-led styles, broader category coverage and greater flexibility for multi-style market testing.
A focused ready-stock selection for buyers whose projects specifically call for 316 or 316L stainless steel. Approximately 100 designs are currently available—far fewer than our broader 304 fashion jewelry range.
Request the 316/316L SelectionCHARMOND currently offers approximately 100 ready-stock 316 and 316L stainless steel jewelry designs. Available styles can start from one piece, may be mixed across designs and colors, and are normally prepared and dispatched within 5–7 days after a second quality inspection.
316/316L may be relevant where a buyer, market brief or product specification asks for that grade. It does not automatically make every design or finish suitable for every claim or use condition.
Thousands of fashion-led styles, broader category coverage and greater flexibility for multi-style market testing.
Approximately 100 available designs for buyers with a defined material requirement. Exact availability is confirmed by SKU.
Confirm whether the specific product is 316 or 316L and whether the structure contains other components.
Check live quantity and available colors. When the selected 316/316L style is in stock, wholesale can start from one piece.
Finished in-stock designs and colors can be mixed freely, starting from one piece per available style.
Clarify whether the request is a material preference, contractual specification or compliance requirement.
Natural steel and PVD color directions must be confirmed against the actual selected item.
Material grade alone does not replace final-product testing required by the destination market.
Approximately 100 designs at present. The number changes as new items are introduced and stock is replenished or sold.
No. Most of our ready-stock fashion jewelry is 304 stainless steel, which provides a much broader choice of styles.
Yes. Available 316/316L styles and colors can be mixed freely, starting from one piece per in-stock style.
No. Material grade and release performance are separate questions. Compliance claims should be based on the destination requirement and the final tested product.
Logo, color, packaging and structural changes depend on the product, process and quantity. We review feasibility by item.