Wholesale Moissanite for Jewelry Brands, Designers, and Retailers
Vesta Bee Jewelry is a moissanite and lab-grown stone manufacturer in China. We supply wholesale moissanite to jewelry brands, independent designers, and retailers who need production-ready stones and finished pieces — not catalog photos with a six-week silence attached.
This page covers what you can source from us, how our sampling and production process works, what paperwork travels with an order, and what we need from you to quote.
What You Can Source From Us
Three supply lines, all from the same factory floor.
1. Loose moissanite stones. Calibrated and non-calibrated, sold by size, shape, color, and clarity. This is the line most designers start with, because it lets you build a collection around stones you have actually inspected.
2. Finished moissanite jewelry. Rings, necklaces, earrings, bracelets, and pendants, in gold, platinum, and silver. Available as our existing designs or as your own CAD.
3. Custom and private label. Your design, your hallmark, your packaging. Full OEM and ODM support.
Loose Moissanite: Shapes, Grades, and Consistency
Shapes. Round, oval, cushion, pear, marquise, heart, and trillion are our standard stock shapes. We also cut Asscher, radiant, and other fancy shapes to order — twelve special cuts in total. If your design calls for something outside that list, send the drawing; we will tell you whether it can be cut and at what cost.
Color. DEF and GH, the two bands the trade works in. DEF reads colorless face-up and is what most US bridal lines specify. GH carries a faint warmth that some lines prefer in yellow or rose gold, and that white metal makes more obvious. Tell us which one your line is built around and we will hold the parcel to it. If the choice is close, ask for a photograph of the actual parcel on a white card before it ships — that tells you more than the letters do.
Clarity. VS and VVS, both eye-clean at normal viewing distance. If you want to judge that yourself rather than take our word for it, order one piece and put it under your own light — that is what the no-minimum policy is for.
Why calibration matters more than the grade printed on the card. In a wholesale relationship, the risk is never one stone — it is stone number forty. A reorder that arrives half a millimeter off will not seat in the setting you already tooled. We cut to calibrated sizes so that a second order matches the first, and every order is checked by a dedicated QC before it leaves.
Standard sizes are held in stock. Round, oval, cushion, pear, marquise, heart, and trillion in regular millimeter sizes are stocked, not cut to order. Practically, that means a restock of a best-selling ring does not sit in a cutting queue — you reorder the same calibrated size you ordered last time and it moves. Non-standard sizes and the fancy cuts are produced to order, and we will tell you which side of that line your spec falls on before you commit.
Stock orders are scheduled ahead of made-to-order work. We confirm the exact dispatch date with you when the order is placed, so you are working from a date rather than an estimate.
Finished Moissanite Jewelry
Our production covers the categories below. Existing designs can be ordered as-is with your branding, or modified — a different stone size, a different metal, a different clasp.
- Rings — solitaire, three-stone, halo, and wedding bands
- Necklaces — pendants, chains, and tennis styles
- Earrings — studs, huggies, and drop styles
- Bracelets — tennis bracelets and link styles
- Pendants — including custom pendant chains
- Hip hop and statement pieces — a category where US demand stays steady and where detail work separates a good factory from a cheap one
For the full rings program — solitaire, side-stone, eternity, and custom CAD builds — see wholesale moissanite rings.
Beyond standard stone setting, our bench handles titanium, micro-inlay, and enamel work. Those processes are where most suppliers decline a job, and they are the reason a piece that photographs well can also survive being worn.
Metals We Work In
10K, 14K, and 18K gold, platinum, and silver. Metal choice is usually driven by your retail price point and your market's expectations — 14K is the default for most US fine jewelry lines, while 10K supports a lower entry price and platinum is reserved for higher-ticket bridal. Tell us the target retail price and we will advise on metal and stone combinations that hold the margin.
No Minimum Order, One-Piece Proofing
Most factories open the conversation with a number — 30 pieces, 50 pieces, 100 per style. We do not. One piece is enough to start. You can order a single piece to check the setting, the polish, and the stone before committing to a run.
That matters most at two moments: launching a first collection, and testing a new design inside a line that already sells. In both cases you are buying information, not inventory.
Combined with stock on standard stone sizes, this is the part of our offer we would point to first: you can buy one piece, and when it sells you can reorder the same calibrated stone without waiting for a cutting run. Small test order, fast restock — that is the whole model.
Mixed orders are accepted. If you want four rings, two pendants, and a tray of loose stones in one shipment, that is a normal order for us, not a special request.
How Sampling and Production Work
Four steps, with a fixed deliverable at each one.
Step 1 — Brief and quote. You send design references, stone specs, metal, and quantity. We come back with a quote, a production note flagging anything that will not work as drawn, and the lead time for that specific order in writing.
Step 2 — CAD. A 3D drawing within 72 hours. This is the stage to be difficult: change the prong shape, the gallery height, the taper. Changes are cheap here and expensive later.
Step 3 — Physical sample. A finished sample ships in about 7 days after CAD approval. You hold the actual piece. Approve it, or send it back with notes.
Step 4 — Production and QC. After sample approval, the run goes into production. Every order gets a dedicated QC pass before shipment, with photos sent to you before the box is sealed.
Certification: Not in the Box by Default
We do not put a certificate in every box. Ask for one and it is added to your quote at a fixed fee, shown as its own line; say nothing and the pieces ship without it. What our prices differ by between orders is the spec — stone size, design, metal weight — not paperwork.
- Moissanite — a GRA certificate card can be issued for your order. GRA is the trade card commonly used in the moissanite industry; it records the stone's specifications. It is not a laboratory grading report of the kind issued for diamonds, and we do not present it as one. The card carries a fixed add-on fee, shown on your quote.
- Lab-grown diamonds — an IGI grading report is what a retail counter will expect, and for retail-bound orders we recommend it. This one is a material cost: the stone travels to the laboratory and the report is priced against the stone. Expect it to move your unit price visibly.
We do not recommend IGI certification for moissanite: the stones must travel to the laboratory and the fee runs to several times the cost of the stone or the setting, which is why almost no moissanite buyer orders it. If a client requires it anyway, the fee is theirs to bear — quoted up front and added to the order.
What does not change without documentation: the stone. Same cutting line, same calibrated sizing, same grades, same QC before packing. The card is added to a stone that was already going into your parcel — it is not a quality sorting mechanism, and there is no "certified" pile and "seconds" pile. What changes is the paperwork and the card fee, not the stone.
If you are unsure which you need, ask for both numbers on the same order. It costs nothing and makes the decision visible.
If a customer asks whether moissanite is "certified like a diamond," the honest answer is no — and that answer is what keeps you out of a return dispute.
Why Brands Buy Direct From the Factory
Three practical differences, stated without inflation.
Traceability of the order. You are talking to the people cutting the stone and setting the piece, so a question about a specific ring gets an answer about that ring — not a forward to a trading desk.
Flexibility on small runs. A factory that also does OEM work can absorb a one-piece proofing order without reorganizing its schedule. A reseller cannot.
Design change without a new mold budget. Because CAD comes before tooling, a design correction costs a file revision rather than a new mold.
What we do not claim: that factory-direct automatically means the lowest price in the market, or that we are the right partner for every buyer. If you need hundreds of identical pieces at the lowest possible unit cost, a high-volume specialist will beat us. If you need a first collection produced correctly, we are built for that.
How to Get a Quote
Send us these six things and you will get a usable quote rather than a follow-up question.
- Design reference — photo, sketch, or CAD file
- Stone type, shape, size, color, and clarity
- Metal and purity (for example, 14K yellow gold)
- Quantity per style
- Target market and, if you have one, target retail price
- Whether you need documents — a GRA card, an IGI report, or neither. The GRA card adds a fixed fee to the quote; an IGI report on moissanite is rare and client-paid. Tell us before we quote so the line is on the number, not after it.
Payment terms accepted: T/T, PayPal, and Western Union. Tell us your destination country and we will quote shipping and duties with the order.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the minimum order for wholesale moissanite?
There is none. One piece is a valid order — we support one-piece proofing and small-batch production, and mixed orders across styles are accepted.
Do you hold stock, or is everything cut to order?
Most regular millimeter sizes in round, oval, cushion, pear, marquise, heart, and trillion are held in stock. Non-standard sizes and fancy cuts are produced to order. Send your spec and we will confirm which it is, along with dispatch timing.
How long does reshipping a repeat order take?
Because standard stone sizes are stocked, a repeat order does not wait on a cutting run. Stock orders are scheduled ahead of made-to-order work, and we confirm the exact dispatch date when the order is placed.
Do your moissanite stones come with a certificate?
Not by default. Ask for a GRA card and a fixed fee is added as its own line on your quote — the same fee on every order. It does not change the stone's price: quotes differ between orders because of stone size, design, and metal weight. The stone is the same either way: same cutting line, same color, same QC.
What color and clarity grades do you stock?
DEF or GH in color, VS or VVS in clarity. DEF with a clean parcel is the most common specification for US bridal work. If your customer asks for a laboratory report on the stone, that is a separate document — see how we handle certification.
How fast can I see a sample?
A 3D CAD file within 72 hours of your brief, and a physical sample about 7 days after CAD approval.
Can you produce my own design, not just your catalog?
Yes. That is the core of what we do — send a sketch, photo, or CAD file and we will quote it, then confirm it as a CAD before cutting metal.
Do you work with brands outside the US?
We work with brands in the US, UK, Australia, Canada, and continental Europe. Pricing, shipping terms, and payment options differ by destination — tell us where you are shipping and we will quote accordingly.
Can I order loose stones and finished jewelry together?
Yes. Mixed shipments of loose stones and finished pieces are routine.