Pollux Enterprise Ltd

Pollux Enterprise Ltd is based in Hong Kong and currently lists 21 active products across jewellery items, fashion accessories, bags & baggage accessories, belts, and bangles. The catalogue includes items such as Heart Pendant Chain Necklace, Beaded Chandelier Earring, Ladies classic PU belt (HS 4203.29, polyurethane faux leather), Ladies Slim Cross Shoulder PU Bag, Metallic Leaf Bangle, and various artificial plants and LED lighting accessories. The product mix spans metal‑based jewellery, synthetic‑leather belts, polymer‑based bags, and decorative home‑garden items. Each listing is categorized under HS chapters 71 (precious metal goods), 42 (leather and imitation leather), and 39 (plastic articles).

The supplier’s portfolio also features textile accessories like Knitted Fingerless Glove, Cable Knit Hat with Fur Ball, and Leopard Print Oblong Scarf, as well as utility items such as Neoprene Can Holder and Car LED Curved Light Bar. The inclusion of both decorative and functional items reflects Hong Kong’s role as a re‑export hub for finished fashion and small‑scale electronic accessories. No additional corporate claims are provided beyond the listed catalogue.

The listed catalogue covers three main material families: metal jewellery (e.g., pendant necklaces, drop earrings, bangles), synthetic‑leather accessories (e.g., PU belt, PU bag, PU backpack) and polymer or textile items (e.g., artificial plants, LED light bars, knitted gloves, scarves). In the jewellery segment, buyers typically look for plating thickness of 2‑5 µm for gold‑plated pieces, silver purity of 925 ‰ for sterling silver, and compliance with ISO 6484 for nickel release. Synthetic‑leather products such as the PU belt fall under HS 4203.29 and are commonly graded by thickness (0.5‑1.2 mm), abrasion resistance (minimum 2000 cycles in Taber test), and colour fastness to light (rating 4‑5). Polymer items like the LED Curved Light Bar are classified under HS 9405 and usually meet IEC 60598‑2‑23 for safety and CE marking for the EU market. Typical bag and backpack constructions use PU coating over polyester or nylon bases, with load‑bearing tests of 10 kg per strap and stitching strength of at least 30 N per seam.