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Published by YIBIOct 28,2026
For a long time, jewelry materials followed a relatively stable hierarchy of value. Gold and silver represented higher material value. Brass and other alloys were more commonly associated with fashion jewelry. Stainless steel, meanwhile, was ofte...
Published by YIBIOct 22,2026
In product design, choosing a material often means balancing two different priorities. Design teams want greater freedom: bolder forms, finer details and more distinctive visual expression. Engineering teams have another set of questions to answe...
Published by YIBIOct 15,2026
More jewelry brands are placing ceramics, resin, natural stone, cords and textiles at the center of their designs. Consumers are looking for new textures and visual expressions, while brands are exploring material combinations to create different...
Published by YIBISep 23,2026
A wide metal bangle. A pair of oversized earrings. A sculptural necklace with substantial volume. At first glance, they often create the same impression: Something this large must be heavy. Yet once you pick them up, the weight can be surprisingl...
Published by YIBISep 17,2026
A wide metal bangle. A pair of oversized earrings. A sculptural necklace with substantial volume. At first glance, they often create the same impression: Something this large must be heavy. Yet once you pick them up, the weight can be surprisingl...
Published by YIBISep 11,2026
In the world of luxury handbags, every gram matters in the delicate balance between wearability and high-end craftsmanship. In late 2023, a French luxury handbag brand faced not only a supply chain crisis but also a fundamental product cha...
Published by YIBISep 04,2026
Many jewellery brands already understand the advantages of 316L stainless steel. It offers strong wear resistance, good water resistance and, when combined with PVD, long-lasting colour performance. It can also reduce dependence on traditi...
Published by YIBIAug 27,2026
Nickel release is not a new compliance issue in the jewelry industry. EU REACH regulations have long established clear requirements for jewelry intended to come into direct and prolonged contact with the skin. For relevant parts of earrings, neck...
