The HonHo Story

Built around the work of making jewelry

HonHo was founded in Dongguan in 2017. We work with brands and wholesalers on stainless steel, brass and sterling silver jewelry, from the first drawing to a finished production order.

A working relationship built on clear decisions

Jewelry development involves many small choices. We believe those choices should be explained, agreed and recorded, whether they concern a stone setting or the packing of an entire collection.

From design details to production

Our team brings together CAD development, sampling, forming, setting and finishing. The approved sample connects that work: it shows what the drawing should become and what the production order should follow.

How we approach each project

Working from Dongguan since 2017

Dongguan remains the base for our team and manufacturing work. Buyers can arrange a visit or a video discussion around the production steps relevant to their designs.

01 People who understand the next step

A designer needs to understand how a piece will be formed; a polisher needs to preserve its detail. Communication between those steps helps turn a drawing into a piece that can be produced consistently.

02 Learning from each sample

A physical sample can reveal a heavy earring, a stiff joint or a setting that needs adjustment. We use that stage to resolve practical questions before the bulk order begins.

03

Quality starts with an agreed reference

Factory audits, management certificates and product test reports answer different questions. Tell us the market and requirements for your order so we can discuss the documents and checks that apply.

Dimensions, surface finish, settings and closures are checked against the approved sample and written specification. Additional laboratory tests should be agreed for the finished product.

A clear route through development

Your brief sets the direction

Share the shape, material, finish and target price, with a drawing or reference if you have one. We can identify the details still to be decided and explain the next stage.

Review the construction

CAD views help resolve dimensions and component details. A finished sample then lets you check the weight, fit and appearance.

Agree a workable schedule

Confirm sampling, production and freight separately. Share any fixed launch date at the start so the plan reflects it.

Check what was agreed

Keep the approved sample, finish reference and specification together. They give both teams a clear basis for inspection.

Ask practical sourcing questions

Material origin, recycled content and packaging choices need supporting information. Raise these requirements during the brief, when they can be included in the sourcing plan.

Materials and waste

Choose materials and packaging around the product and request evidence for any environmental claim you intend to make. We can discuss what is available for the project.

People and working conditions

Ask for current factory information and relevant audit documents as part of your supplier review. We can discuss the scope and arrange a visit in advance.

Care for the finished piece

Suitable care instructions help customers understand the finish and its limits. Base those instructions on the actual materials and any agreed testing.

The HonHo Story

Built around the work of making jewelry

A working relationship built on clear decisions

From design details to production