Neffly Company

Neffly Company is based in China and currently lists 36 active products across its catalogue. The supplier’s top categories are Artificial Jewellery, Jewellery Items, Tourmaline Gemstones and Agriculture, although the visible product set focuses on jewellery pieces. Items include earrings, rings, bracelets, necklaces and pendants that combine S925 sterling silver with 18 K gold plating, natural tourmaline, freshwater pearls and other decorative materials. The catalogue references certification‑style titles such as “Distribution Certificate” for inlaid topaz rings, indicating an emphasis on documented gemstone provenance.

The product titles reveal a variety of designs, from snowflake‑shaped earrings and starfish motifs to rose‑flower necklaces and horseshoe bracelets. Materials cited include S925 silver, S990 silver, 14‑karat gold plating, natural tourmaline, white crystal and beeswax, suggesting a mix of base metals and organic or mineral embellishments. Although no HS codes are listed, the items fall within the jewellery HS chapters (e.g., 7113 for jewellery of precious metal, 7117 for imitation jewellery). The range reflects typical Chinese export jewellery offerings that cater to fashion‑oriented buyers worldwide.

Neffly Company’s catalogue lists items such as Snowflake Earrings S925 Silver And 18 K Gold, Natural Tourmaline Evening Wear Chain, Freshwater Pearl Bracelet and Beeswax Ring, all featuring S925 sterling silver (minimum 92.5 % silver) and various gold plating thicknesses. In the broader industry, S925 jewellery is graded by silver purity and plating by micron thickness, while tourmaline stones are evaluated on color grade, clarity and carat weight, often classified under HS 7103 for cut gemstones. Freshwater pearls are commonly graded by luster, surface quality and size, with 5 mm to 6 mm strands typical for fashion jewellery. Chinese manufacturers also produce imitation pieces under HS 7117, using alloy bases with gold‑colored plating to meet cost‑effective market segments.

Buyers of these categories usually request material assay reports, plating thickness certificates and gemstone origin documents. Standard specifications include a minimum of 0.925 silver content, gold plating of 0.5 µm or greater for durability, and gemstone clarity grades ranging from VS1 to IF for high‑end tourmaline. Packaging commonly involves individual poly‑bags placed in cardboard boxes, optimized for 20‑foot or 40‑foot container loads.