Direct answer: Plan a magnetic jewelry assortment as a category-and-material matrix, then confirm the SKU and current stock behind each cell. The current catalogue spans bracelets, rings, necklaces, earrings and anklets, with published material families including 316L stainless steel, copper, titanium and ceramic. Not every category is confirmed in every material, so the matrix is a planning tool, not a promise of coverage. Eligible in-stock items can be ordered at quantity 1 per style; 2+ units per style is a display recommendation, not a per-style MOQ. Suitable stock items can be combined toward the US$500 mixed product-order value.
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- Build the matrix before choosing individual SKUs
- Separate catalogue coverage from current stock
- A confirmed catalogue example
- Plan category coverage without assuming every combination
- Set entry quantities and order value
- Five bracelet directions as test options
- Ready To Ship wholesale ordering checklist
- Frequently asked questions
Build the matrix before choosing individual SKUs
Use categories as one axis and material families as the other. The goal is to see where the first buying budget is going, not to fill every cell. A balanced first assortment can cover a familiar category, one material or finish test and a clear display role.
| Category | 316L stainless steel | Copper | Titanium | Ceramic | Planning note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bracelets | 43 published examples (e.g., OSB-082SFIR) | 10 published examples (e.g., OCB-1131) | 13 published examples (e.g., OTB-1537SGFIR) | 3 published examples (e.g., ORB-075RGBK) | Wrist fit and clasp type are part of the selection. |
| Rings | 7 published examples (e.g., OSR-6249BK) | Not listed in the current published catalogue — ask about availability or development options | Not listed in the current published catalogue — ask about availability or development options | Not listed in the current published catalogue — ask about availability or development options | Size range and finish need a separate check. |
| Necklaces | 2 published examples (e.g., OSN-3036SDGN-BX) | 2 published examples (e.g., OCN-081) | 5 published examples (e.g., OTN-077SFIR) | Not listed in the current published catalogue — ask about availability or development options | Length and closure are part of the product decision. |
| Earrings | 2 published examples (e.g., OSE-204SBK) | Not listed in the current published catalogue — ask about availability or development options | Not listed in the current published catalogue — ask about availability or development options | Not listed in the current published catalogue — ask about availability or development options | Confirm earring type and suitable surface finish. |
| Anklets | Not listed in the current published catalogue — ask about availability or development options | 2 published examples (e.g., OCA-738) | Not listed in the current published catalogue — ask about availability or development options | Not listed in the current published catalogue — ask about availability or development options | Length and closure should be checked separately. |
The matrix does not prove that a category-and-material combination is in stock. It shows what to check in the catalogue before a SKU list is quoted.
Separate catalogue coverage from current stock
Catalogue coverage means a style is published and can be browsed. Current stock means the selected SKU and variant are available for the proposed order. A published product page is not a stock guarantee. Confirm the SKU, finish, size and quantity during the quotation.
Use the ready-to-ship wholesale hub to browse existing stock designs, then check the product catalogue for the category and material combination you are considering.
A confirmed catalogue example
The current product record for OSB-3036SPU gives one concrete example: the Snowflake Series Light Purple Full-Magnetic Stainless Steel Bracelet – Polished & Matte. The record lists 316L stainless steel, a polished and matte finish, a size of L-210 × W-6.5 × THK-4 mm and a weight of 29.5 g. It is a women’s bracelet.
Use this as a verified example of how one SKU can be checked. It is not a claim that every bracelet is 316L stainless steel, that every category is available in every material, or that this SKU is the best seller.
Plan category coverage without assuming every combination
Start with the category the shop can display, explain and restock. Add a material or finish test only when it changes the customer decision. For example, a boutique may compare a polished stainless-steel bracelet with a matte version to learn which finish its customers prefer. That is more useful than adding several similar bracelets with no clear test role.
If the first assortment includes multiple categories, keep the material spread deliberate. A ring, necklace and earring can cover different wearing occasions, but each one still needs its own size, closure and care check.
Set entry quantities and order value
Eligible in-stock items can be ordered at quantity 1 per style. Two or more units per style can help a display or a repeat sale, but it is a recommendation, not a requirement. Suitable in-stock items can be combined toward the US$500 mixed product-order value. Review the mixed order policy before submitting the list.
Five bracelet directions as test options
The existing retailer guide lists five bracelet directions for small-retailer testing: arrow-link, compass, natural inlay, embossed polished steel and matte black. Treat them as editorial assortment directions, not as proven best sellers or guaranteed reorders. If bracelets are the first category, use the directions to create a shorter test list rather than sampling every style.
Ready To Ship wholesale ordering checklist
- Name the category and material or finish test for each proposed assortment SKU.
- Confirm catalogue coverage, then confirm current stock separately.
- Check size, closure, finish and care details for the selected SKU.
- Use quantity 1 per eligible stock style; treat 2+ as a display recommendation.
- Keep the selected stock items aligned with the US$500 mixed product-order value.
- Record the actual result by SKU before repeating the same assortment.
Frequently asked questions
What is the minimum order entry for wholesale magnetic jewelry?
Suitable in-stock items can be combined toward the US$500 mixed product-order value. Eligible stock items can be ordered at quantity 1 per style; 2+ units per style is a recommendation, not a requirement. Final terms are confirmed in the quotation.
Which product categories are available for assortment planning?
The current catalogue includes bracelets, rings, necklaces, earrings and anklets. Confirm the exact category, SKU and available variant before relying on an item for the assortment.
Which material families should a small retailer plan around?
Published material families include 316L stainless steel, copper, titanium and ceramic. The list describes planning dimensions, not performance or sales claims, and not every category is confirmed in every material.
Can small retailers test bracelet styles before committing to large quantities?
Yes. Eligible in-stock styles can be ordered at quantity 1 per style. The five bracelet directions in the retailer guide are editorial test options, not guaranteed reorders.
For the product data fields commonly used in online catalogues, see Google Merchant Center product data specification.
Plan the category and material mix before the SKU list.
Send the categories, material or finish tests and destination you are considering. The team can confirm current stock and quotation scope.