Most factories do random sampling — pull 5 pieces from a batch of 500 and hope the rest are fine. We don't work that way. Every piece that leaves our facility has been individually inspected, tested, and documented.
Seven checkpoints. Seven chances to catch a problem before it reaches you. If a piece fails at any stage, it goes back to production — not into your shipment.
Precision digital scales compare each piece against the approved sample. Gold tolerance is ±0.05g, silver ±0.1g. If a ring should weigh 4.2g and it comes in at 4.3g, it gets recast. We don't round up and hope you won't notice.
Our Helmut Fischer X-ray fluorescence analyzer reads the exact gold karat, silver purity, and alloy composition. This is the same lab-grade equipment used by government hallmarking centres. Non-destructive, 100% accurate, tested on every batch.
Trained inspectors examine each piece under 10x magnification. They're looking for surface scratches, casting porosity, uneven texture, solder marks, and finish inconsistencies. If you can see it under a loupe, it doesn't pass.
Every set stone gets a pressure test. Prongs are checked for proper closure and height. A loose stone means the piece goes back to the setting bench — even if everything else is perfect. We've seen too many returns caused by one loose CZ.
Fischer XRF measures the exact micron thickness of gold, rhodium, or rose gold plating. If you ordered 3-micron gold plating, we verify it's actually 3 microns — not 1.5 with a nice shine that'll wear off in a month.
Digital calipers verify ring sizes, chain lengths, pendant measurements, and earring dimensions against the approved technical drawing. A ring that's supposed to be size 7 but measures 6.8 gets resized. No "close enough" here.
Last check for fingerprints, dust particles, and packaging damage. Each piece is ultrasonically cleaned, individually wrapped in anti-tarnish tissue, and placed in your custom packaging. Only then does it get cleared for shipment.
We didn't buy a handheld XRF gun from Amazon. Our Helmut Fischer analyzer is the same instrument used by BIS hallmarking centres and international assay offices. It gives readings accurate to 0.01% — not "approximately 18 karat."
This matters because your customers trust the purity claims on your jewelry. If your tag says 925 silver, it better actually be 925. And if you're paying for 3-micron gold plating, you deserve to know it's actually there.
We don't just test and move on. Every order ships with a batch-specific quality control report — not a generic certificate, but actual test data from your specific production run.
If you're selling to retailers who ask for compliance documentation, or if your brand makes purity claims to end customers, these reports give you the proof to back it up. Real numbers, real signatures, real timestamps.
We offer virtual factory tours via Zoom and welcome in-person visits to our Jaipur facility. See every inspection station firsthand.