OEM / ODM · PRIVATE LABEL · PIERCING JEWELRY

Custom Body Jewelry Manufacturing for Brands

Build a body piercing jewelry collection around your design—not a generic catalog. HaoLustra supports brands, professional piercing studios, and sourcing teams with custom styles, precise product specifications, sampling, and coordinated production.

  • Custom styles and component designs
  • Gauge, length and diameter options
  • OEM / ODM and private label
  • Sample review before bulk production

For B2B development and wholesale production projects. Specifications, minimums, costs, and timelines are confirmed for each design.

Gold-tone curved bars, flat-back posts and decorative body jewelry
DevelopmentReference design to production-ready specifications
Fit & StructureGauge, length, diameter, and connection systems
ProductionProject-based sampling and bulk orders
BrandingPrivate-label presentation and packaging options
01 / Product range

Piercing Jewelry Designs You Can Develop

From understated studio essentials to distinctive collection pieces, we can review your artwork, reference samples, or new concepts across common body jewelry formats.

Labret Studs & Tops

Flat-back post designs, decorative tops, stone-setting concepts, and coordinated top-and-post systems.

Straight & Curved Barbells

Bar profiles, removable ends, decorative details, and design-specific length and gauge requirements.

Septum Rings & Clickers

Hoop-based designs, hinged segments, decorative front elements, and diameter-specific product development.

Navel Jewelry

Curved profiles, decorative ends, and coordinated collections with product-specific size and finish decisions.

Nose Studs & Hoops

Minimal posts, rings, and custom decorative motifs built around intended fitting specifications.

Ear Piercing & Industrial Styles

Helix, tragus, and industrial-inspired designs with dimensions and attachment choices reviewed per style.

What “custom” means here: Design, dimensions, connection system, decorative components, finish, and packaging can be discussed as part of a B2B manufacturing project. Final combinations depend on engineering review and the intended product specification.
02 / Fit & engineering

Body Jewelry Starts with the Right Specifications

A piercing jewelry brief needs more than a visual reference. Gauge, wearable length, internal diameter, end size, and closure system all affect how a design is engineered and quoted.

Gauge / Post ThicknessDefine the required thickness and unit.
Wearable Length / DiameterSpecify the dimensions relevant to the jewelry style.
Connection SystemInternally threaded, threadless, hinged, or other confirmed constructions.
Decorative End DetailsTop dimensions, setting, surface, and detachable parts.
Finish & ColorMatch the finish to the chosen material and intended use.
Drawing & ToleranceConfirm relevant measurements and acceptance criteria in the sample stage.
Curved body jewelry beside a design drawing
Body jewelry post, threaded end and ring connection details
03 / Materials & intended use

Choose Materials with the End Use in Mind

Titanium, stainless steel, gold, and decorative material options can be reviewed for custom collections. The right choice depends on the specific grade, construction, wear context, market requirements, and documentation—not simply the material name.

Titanium Options

Specify the exact grade, finish, surface treatment, and documentation required for your product rather than relying on the broad word “titanium.”

Stainless Steel Options

Discuss the intended product configuration and any grade-specific or market-specific requirements before selecting the final metal specification.

Gold & Decorative Options

Explore precious-metal and design-element options for selected collection concepts; feasibility and details are confirmed by project.

Body jewelry in gold-tone, silver-tone and rose-tone finishes
Specification comes first

Planning a collection for professional studios?

Tell us whether the jewelry is intended for initial or healed piercings and what documented material criteria your market requires. We can review these requirements during specification and supplier-document checks.

No blanket claim of implant grade, medical certification, hypoallergenic performance, or suitability for fresh piercings is made without product-specific supporting evidence.

04 / Development routes

Choose the Right Development Route

Whether your collection starts from a finished drawing or an early concept, the development path determines what needs to be engineered, sampled, and approved.

01

OEM — Your Design

You bring drawings, reference samples, technical specifications, or a developed concept. We review manufacturability, sample details, production requirements, and the expected order scope.

02

ODM — Design Development

You share a direction, mood board, or a target product family. We help translate it into proposed shapes, construction details, and sample-ready specifications for your approval.

03

Private Label — Your Brand

You work from an approved product configuration and develop brand-ready packaging, product presentation, and collection consistency around your commercial requirements.

05 / From concept to collection

A Clear Custom Body Jewelry Production Process

Every order begins with a practical project review. The goal is to approve the right design and specifications before production—not to make assumptions from a photo.

  1. 01Share Your Concept

    Send reference photos, sketches, drawings, target styles, and quantity expectations.

  2. 02Review Specifications

    Confirm gauge, dimensions, closure system, material requirements, finish, and components.

  3. 03Prepare the Sample

    Agree on the sample scope, any development charges, and timing before sample work begins.

  4. 04Approve the Design

    Check appearance, measurements, fit of components, and requested revisions against the brief.

  5. 05Begin Bulk Production

    Proceed once the final sample, specifications, quantities, and commercial terms are approved.

  6. 06Inspect & Prepare Shipment

    Review the agreed quality checkpoints, packaging details, and dispatch requirements.

06 / Order planning

MOQ, Sampling & Lead Times—Explained Up Front

A useful quote separates development work from repeat production. We review each body jewelry project by style and construction rather than applying a one-size-fits-all minimum.

Minimum Order Quantity

MOQ is reviewed by design, material, component system, gauge and size assortment, finish, and packaging. We can discuss a practical starting configuration for your brand.

Samples & Revisions

Sample fees, the number of development iterations, and approval steps depend on the artwork and engineering work involved. Any terms are agreed before proceeding.

Production Schedule

Sampling and bulk lead times are estimated after the specifications, quantity, and production route are reviewed. Your project quote will distinguish the two stages.

07 / Buying guidance

What We Need for an Accurate Quote

Send Us These Details

A complete brief helps us assess feasibility and reduces unnecessary sample revisions.

  • Design sketch, CAD, or reference photos
  • Body jewelry type / wearing location
  • Required gauge and dimensions
  • Closure or connection system
  • Preferred material and finish
  • Decorative top or stone details
  • Expected quantity by style and size
  • Logo, packaging, and target date
How quotes are built

The design details behind the price

Manufacturing costs can change with component complexity, machining, material choice, finishing, decorative setting, tooling, sample revisions, quantity mix, and packaging.

We prepare project-specific terms after reviewing the technical and commercial requirements. There is no misleading “starting from” price for an undefined design.

08 / Product evidence

Quality Checks that Match the Product

For body jewelry, quality review needs to look beyond the front-facing design. We can define inspection points around critical dimensions, smooth surfaces, component connections, appearance, and packaging.

Dimensions & Gauge

Review product-specific measurements against approved specifications.

Surface & Edges

Inspect finish consistency and visible defects such as burrs or scratches.

Closure Fit

Examine thread, press-fit, or hinge function where applicable.

Material Documentation

Review requested supplier documents and their applicability to the material ordered.

Inspection criteria and document requirements should be agreed for the specific project. A visual inspection alone does not establish regulatory or medical suitability.

Curved body jewelry with polished surfaces and decorative ends
Body jewelry with curved bars, flat-back posts and ring closures
09 / Ready for your brand

Private Label Details, Built Into the Project

Your collection does not end when the jewelry is finished. Product identification, coordinated assortments, brand cards, pouches, boxes, labels, and packing instructions can all affect how your range arrives and is presented.

We help plan branded packaging around the agreed product dimensions, order quantities, and destination-market requirements. Placement of any mark on the jewelry itself is assessed separately for each design.

Body jewelry arranged with a jewelry box, pouch and presentation card
10 / Buyer questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you manufacture custom body piercing jewelry for small brands?

Yes. HaoLustra works with brand-led B2B projects, including new piercing jewelry collections and design-specific manufacturing requests. Share your preferred styles, drawings or references, technical requirements, and expected quantities so the project can be reviewed and quoted.

Which types of custom body jewelry can we develop?

Projects can include labret-style designs, barbells, clickers, septum jewelry, navel styles, nose jewelry, and selected ear-piercing formats. Final feasibility depends on the detailed construction, material choice, dimensions, closure system, and intended product requirements.

Can we specify gauge, length, diameter, and connection type?

Yes. These details belong in the initial technical brief and sample approval. For items with internally threaded, threadless, hinged, or other component systems, we review the corresponding construction, tolerances, and mating-part requirements before bulk production.

What material options are available for piercing jewelry?

We can review titanium, stainless steel, gold, and other suitable design options depending on the product. If your market requires a particular ASTM or ISO grade, supporting documents, or a defined intended-use standard, specify those requirements before material selection. Material names alone do not establish compliance.

What is the MOQ for custom body jewelry?

There is no single minimum that accurately covers every piercing jewelry design. MOQ depends on the structure, chosen material, size and gauge combinations, decorative details, and packaging. Share your expected assortment and quantity so we can recommend a viable manufacturing configuration.

How long do samples and bulk production take?

Timeframes depend on the complexity of the design, technical drawings, material sourcing, finishing work, and order quantity. We quote sampling and production as separate stages after the requirements have been reviewed, rather than publishing a lead time that may not fit your project.

Can you provide private-label packaging and logo options?

Yes. Brand cards, labels, boxes, pouches, and other packaging formats can be included in a project discussion. Logo feasibility on individual jewelry components is evaluated separately because available space, shape, and manufacturing method vary by design.

What quality checks should be agreed before production?

Typical checkpoints include dimensions, surface finish, smooth edges, component fit, closure operation, decorative settings, appearance, and packaging. Buyers should also identify any material documentation or testing requirements relevant to their product and target market before approving the final specification.

What files should we send to request a quote?

Reference images or CAD drawings are useful, together with the jewelry type, gauge, length or diameter, material and finish preference, connection details, estimated quantity, packaging needs, and target launch date. Even an early concept is enough to begin a feasibility discussion.

11 / Related capabilities
12 / Start a project

Ready to Develop Your Own Body Jewelry Collection?

Send your concept, technical sketch, reference photo, or finished design. Tell us what you need to make, the sizes and connection system you have in mind, and the approximate quantity. We will review the project requirements and next steps with you.

Reference images / CADGauge and dimensionsMaterial and finishQuantity and timing