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Repeat jewellery orders and project support
Request another batch, a reviewed variant or a new design assignment linked to earlier work. The correct version and a current quotation keep the next order clear.
A repeat jewellery order is a new assignment linked to an earlier approval. Confirm the version, any changes, quantities and current commercial terms rather than assuming the previous quotation still applies. Manufacturing assessment · Design variants and CAD support
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FROM THE BRIEF TO THE NEXT STEP
How the commission works
01
Identify the project
Send the agreed project reference, quantity and target date. Use the selected contact route; do not include unnecessary end-customer personal information.
02
Confirm reuse and version
Establish your authority to reuse the design and identify the approved specification. An old enquiry or order is not approval for a new one.
03
Describe any changes
Flag new sizes, materials, stones, finish or geometry. Changes affecting design or manufacture need review before the repeat is quoted or authorized.
04
Refresh the quotation
Confirm current availability, price, responsibilities and delivery estimate. Previous prices and timelines do not automatically carry forward.
05
Approve the next order
For an unchanged design, approve the current batch terms. For a variant, approve the affected specification and any sample or validation first.
06
Review and hand over
Follow the agreed quality and delivery process. Record feedback against the correct version so future work has a reliable reference.
What to share
- Agreed project reference
- Quantity and target date
- Any specification changes
- Delivery destination
- Current approval contact
You do not need every detail to start the conversation.
Before you commit
Agree the scope, deliverables, revisions, price and timing in writing. A design preview, specification approval and authorization to manufacture are separate steps.
A few useful answers
Can I repeat the same design at the old price?
Request a current quotation. Materials, availability and production costs may need reassessment.
Does a size change require review?
The affected dimensions and manufacturing requirements need to be checked before the variant is approved.
Do I need a website account?
This proposed journey uses the established enquiry route; no customer portal or account is required.
Let’s discuss the next step.
A short brief is enough to begin the assessment. Specifications, feasibility, price and timing are confirmed for your individual request.
Classify the repeat before describing the quantity
Compare three illustrative requests: another quantity of the accepted specification, the same visual direction in a new size, and a similar piece in a different material. They share an earlier reference but do not necessarily share the same review needs. Label the request before listing the quantity, then identify what must be rechecked for that category. This gives the next assignment a practical starting point without assuming old terms apply. The classification is a briefing tool, not a promise that any repeat or variant can be accepted for production.
- Same specification: identify the accepted reference and new quantity.
- Dimensional variant: name the measurement that changes.
- Material variant: identify the proposed substitution for assessment.
- New assignment: confirm the resulting specification and current quotation.