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Paras Importer & Exporter is based in India and currently lists nine distinct product lines. The catalogue covers a mix of storage solutions and finished costume jewellery, ranging from wooden, plastic and cardboard jewellery boxes to a variety of artificial high‑class pieces such as bracelets, earrings, rings, necklaces, chains and assorted jewellery items.
The supplier’s listings separate the packaging category - jewellery boxes - from the wearable items, each identified by its product name only. No HS‑code details are provided in the source data, but the product families fall under the standard HS chapter 71 for jewellery and the packaging codes that accompany accessories in international trade.
The jewellery box offering includes wooden, plastic and cardboard constructions, typical materials used for protective retail packaging. In the broader costume‑jewellery segment, Indian exporters commonly produce pieces in alloy bases with gold‑ or silver‑plate finishes, using standard grades such as 18 K gold‑plated or rhodium‑coated items that meet ISO 9001 quality management expectations.
Buyers usually look for specifications such as box dimensions (e.g., 20 cm × 15 cm × 5 cm), material thickness, and interior cushioning, while wearable items are evaluated by plating thickness (microns), alloy composition, and stone authenticity where applicable. The catalogue’s “Artificial / High Class Jewellery” label generally aligns with the high‑end costume‑jewellery market that trades in plated base‑metal pieces rather than fine precious‑metal goods.
The catalogue lists wooden, plastic and cardboard jewellery boxes, each intended for retail presentation or storage of costume jewellery.
The listed items are described as artificial or high‑class costume jewellery, which typically use alloy bases with gold‑ or silver‑plating rather than solid precious metals.
Costume jewellery is generally classified under HS chapter 71 (e.g., sub‑heading 7117), while packaging such as boxes falls under the appropriate packaging codes within the HS system.
Buyers commonly request ISO 9001 quality management certification, SGS or equivalent inspection reports, and any lead‑free or allergen‑free test certificates for wearable items.
MOQ levels vary by product type; for plated bracelets or earrings, suppliers often set an MOQ of 500 - 1,000 pieces, while packaging boxes may be ordered in pallets of 1,000 units.
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