Applying a brand logo to custom jewelry begins with supplied artwork, a proposed position and a clear size reference. XiKe’s branding service concerns applying your existing logo to the piece or an agreed tag. It should not be confused with creating a new brand identity or designing a new logo.
The logo belongs in the development specification from the start. Adding it after the sample is approved can introduce a new decision about available space, appearance or the selected application method. For 925 sterling silver and brass designs, discuss the branding together with the material, dimensions and finish.
Prepare a logo application brief
| Item | Information to supply |
|---|---|
| Artwork | Current logo file, preferably vector artwork |
| Position | Marked drawing or photograph of the intended location |
| Size | Desired dimensions and orientation |
| Application | Preferred method, subject to design review |
| Approval | Sample reference and final artwork version |
Choose a location with the piece in mind
Consider whether the logo should be visible during wear or placed on a less prominent surface. Show the proposed location on the actual design, rather than sending the logo as a separate file with no placement instructions. A marked drawing lets the development discussion address branding and construction together.
The available space depends on the piece. A broad brass component and a narrow silver detail require different decisions about logo size and positioning. If the design includes pearls or natural gemstones, identify those elements in the drawing so the branding proposal can be considered alongside their placement.
Confirm the application method
The private-label jewelry service covers logo application from supplied artwork. Stamping, engraving or a printed tag is selected to suit the piece and the brief. Listing these options does not mean that every method is appropriate for every surface or design.
Ask which method is proposed and where it will be applied. If a tag or branded component is involved, confirm whether it forms part of the finished jewelry delivery. Independent component supply, quantities and delivery scope require a separate agreement; a branding discussion should not imply an open-ended component catalog.
Approve the branding with the sample
Check the logo’s spelling, artwork version, orientation, position and appearance on the sample. Keep the approved file connected to the written specification. If the artwork changes later, identify it as a revision and confirm whether the existing sample still represents the production brief.
Use CAD and prototyping to discuss placement before the production specification is settled. For repeat orders, reference the approved branding version along with the rest of the piece.
Buyer questions
What logo files should I supply?
Send your current artwork, preferably in vector format, together with the proposed size and a marked placement reference.
Can I choose engraving or stamping?
Share your preference. The application method must be reviewed against the material, surface and design.
What should I approve before production?
Approve the artwork version, size, position, orientation and sample appearance as part of the specification.
Send your logo and placement reference
Provide the artwork, a marked drawing and your planned quantity. Send the brief to discuss branding as part of your original jewelry development.