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Hong Kong VITA runs a 900 m² jewellery workshop in Guangdong, staffed by 50 people — including 3 dedicated R&D staff and 8 full-time QC inspectors. Design, tooling, casting, setting, finishing and inspection sit under one roof, which is why a spec change can be answered in a day instead of a week.
900 m²Workshop floor
50People on site
3R&D / CAD staff
8QC inspectors
Photo tour
Six areas you would walk through on a visit
Every photograph below was taken on our own floor in October 2026. No licensed stock imagery, no borrowed factory shots.
Design & CADThree R&D staff model your piece and produce a render for approval, usually in 24–72 hours.Casting & formingLost-wax casting for bodies, wire and sheet forming for chains, bangles and ear wires.AssemblyMulti-part designs joined and aligned by hand, with clasps and hinges fitted on the bench.Stone settingCubic zirconia, pearls, enamel and coloured stones set by hand — never glued.PolishingMirror finish before plating, because plating shows every mark underneath it.InspectionEight documented checkpoints, plus salt-spray and tarnish testing before packing.
The floor, moving
Six clips from the benches
Filmed on the workshop floor in October 2026 and published as recorded — no voiceover, no staged takes. Each loop is five seconds and shows one station doing one thing.
0:05 PolishingA cast body buffed on the polishing spindle. Drag marks are felt by hand at this bench, then taken out before anything goes near the bath.0:03 PlatingA jig of finished pieces lowered into the plating bath. Colour comes from bath chemistry, thickness from dwell time — then a coating gauge.0:05 Loupe inspectionA setter checking stone seating under a loupe. Loose stones and uneven prongs are pulled here, before polishing and before packing.0:05 Caliper checkA vernier caliper on a finished piece. Dimensions are read against the approved drawing, not against the sample on the bench.0:05 CADA model being turned in CAD. Every revision reaches you marked on the render, so the version that was approved is never in doubt.0:05 StockFinished stock going onto the shelf by SKU, so a repeat order is pulled from the same rack as the first run — same tray, same label.
Clips are muted five-second loops at 540 × 960, published at the size they were filmed. They only start playing when they scroll into view.
On the floor
How a job moves through the building
01
Design studio
Your reference becomes a 3D model and a photoreal render. You approve it before a mould is cut, so changes cost time rather than money.
24–72 hoursCAD + render
02
Model & casting
A printed master is finished by hand and turned into the production mould. Casting runs in silver, brass and copper; K gold in 8K, 9K and 14K is produced to order.
Master retainedSilver · brass · copper · K gold
03
Setting, assembly & finishing
Setting benches, assembly benches and polishing stations sit next to each other, so a piece that needs rework walks ten metres instead of crossing the city.
Hand settingMirror polishGold-tone or rhodium
04
Inspection & packing
Eight checkpoints decide what leaves the building. Pieces are bagged by SKU, counted against the packing list, and the sealed carton is photographed for the order record.
8 QC checkpointsSKU labelling
Capacity
What we can commit to
These are working figures from current production, not marketing targets. Ask us to confirm them against your own brief before you plan a launch date.
Item
What we offer
Minimum order
30 pieces per style. Ring sizes can be mixed within that 30; 30 pieces of stud earrings is 5 pairs.
Quotation
Within 48 hours of a clear brief.
CAD & render
24–72 hours, with revisions marked on the render.
Sampling
7–12 days after CAD approval.
Bulk production
20–35 days after sample approval, depending on quantity and finishing.
Materials
925 sterling silver, brass and copper, K gold in 8K, 9K and 14K.
Finishes
14K gold-tone plating, rhodium plating, polished or satin.
Compliance
SGS-tested metal content; RoHS; EN 1811 nickel release; GB 11887-2012; QB/T 1135-2006 coating thickness.
Showroom
Where samples are reviewed
Finished collections and approved reference samples are kept in our showroom, so a buyer can compare a new batch against the piece that was signed off months earlier — under the same light, at the same distance.
Display casesCurrent collections and archived reference samples kept together, so a new batch can be held next to the piece it has to match.
Visiting
Come and see the floor
Hong Kong office
Sales & sampling
Unit F1, 6/F, Kaiser Estate Phase 1, 41 Man Yue Street, Hung Hom, Hong Kong. Sample reviews, quotations and account management.
Guangdong workshop
Production & QC
Workshop visits are by appointment. Tell us your dates and we will share the address, a visitor checklist and the best day to see each department running.
If you cannot travel, we can walk the floor on a video call and show the line producing your order — including the inspection bench.
Next step
Book a visit or send a brief
Whether you want to see the workshop or start with a sample, the fastest route is one message with your product direction and quantity.
