A clear RFQ helps a jewelry manufacturer reply faster and quote more accurately. For custom lab diamond jewelry, the buyer should send enough information for the factory to understand the design, material, market, and production purpose.
Product reference and target category
Start with reference photos, sketches, CAD files, sample images, or a product link. Explain whether the project is a ring, earring, bracelet, necklace, pendant, bridal set, or complete collection.
Material and diamond requirements
Confirm metal type, metal color, diamond shape, diamond size, color grade, clarity grade, certificate requirement, and whether stones should be IGI, GIA, GCAL, or non-certified production stones.
Quantity and price target
MOQ and quotation depend on quantity. If the buyer has a target retail price, wholesale price, or sample budget, it is useful to share it early so the manufacturer can recommend a practical production direction.
Brand and packaging details
Private-label projects should include logo engraving, logo tags, jewelry cards, boxes, pouches, SKU labels, and target market requirements before sampling.