Steel Edit is a 74-piece capsule of waterproof, tarnish-resistant stainless steel — everyday necklaces, earrings and bracelets built to be worn and forgotten. Suggested retails run $19 to $49, median $26, at a median 56% gross margin — the lowest-return-risk range in the catalog. Order one unit at a time, after your customer pays, in your own branded packaging for a flat $8.99 DDP.
Yes. Stainless steel resists water, sweat and tarnish — these pieces are shower-safe by design and need no care routine. That is the core pitch of the range and the answer to the number-one anxiety of jewelry buyers under $50.
The metal itself does not tarnish — that is the nature of stainless steel. As with any finished jewelry, harsh chemicals are the main enemy, but for daily wear there is nothing to maintain.
80 styles spread evenly across necklaces, earrings, bracelets and rings — everyday pieces built to be worn and forgotten.
Suggested retails run $19 to $49 with a median of $27, against a catalog-wide median of $49 — this is the impulse-buy end of the catalog. Gross margins run 51% to 71%, median 57%. Bundles are how this range builds real contribution per order.
The ring styles in this collection are adjustable open designs — they fit a range of finger sizes without size variants, so there is no size chart and no size-exchange workflow. Elsewhere in the catalog a smaller set of rings syncs as fixed US sizes (US 6–9); if a ring lists no size variant, it is adjustable.
It is the lowest-return-risk range in the catalog: no tarnish complaints, no care mistakes, and price points a first-time visitor can buy on the first session. If you are new to selling jewelry, this is the safest place to learn.
