Good QC photos make the order record easier to review, especially for small parts such as clasps, posts, jump rings, stone setting, and surface finish.
Ask for the angles that show risk
Front photos are useful for selling, but QC needs different photos. Buyers should request angles that show soldering, stone setting, backs, clasps, posts, and any moving parts.
For tennis bracelets and tennis necklaces, clasp photos and side views are especially important because the item is handled often by the customer.
Keep QC photos tied to item numbers
Photos should be connected to item number, material, finish, color, size, and quantity. Otherwise, the buyer may not know which sample or production lot the photo represents.
- Front and back view
- Close-up of 925 stamp where available
- Clasp, hinge, post, jump ring, or chain connection
- Stone setting and surface finish
- Packing before shipment
Buyer FAQ
Are studio photos enough for QC?
No. Studio photos help marketing, but QC photos should show construction details and possible failure points.
Why connect photos to item numbers?
It prevents confusion when several similar silver jewelry styles are sampled or reordered at the same time.
Contact YOLI for 925 silver product checks, wholesale records, or Thailand production-route discussion.