By Titanil · Published 20 October 2026 · Updated 21 October 2026
Choose a titanium piercing jewelry supplier by checking the material evidence, agreed specifications, sample quality, component compatibility and written order terms. Compare the same configuration across quotations before comparing the price per piece.
A practical starting point: shortlist suppliers that can identify the exact models and materials, explain how ends and posts are matched, provide samples for evaluation, and confirm minimums, payment and dispatch in writing. A polished product photo alone cannot establish these details.
Ask the supplier to identify the material for each model and component. Keep G23 titanium and any 316L stainless steel selections on separate quotation lines. Confirm whether a decorative end, post, ring and other supplied parts all have the material description you requested.
If your purchasing requirements specify a material standard or a test, ask for the relevant document and its scope. Review the issuing organization, report date, tested sample or material, model or batch reference, stated method or standard, and the connection between the document and the goods being quoted. A filename, image badge or general material label does not establish that connection.
Treat material analysis, a finished-product test and a REACH-related report as different documents with potentially different coverage. Request the evidence that your business needs; do not assume one report proves every claim for every model. If a required document is pending, settle that requirement before placing an order that depends on it.
Use one row per model and configuration. A general description such as “titanium labret, silver, 8 mm” leaves several questions unanswered. Record each field separately:
Use our piercing gauge and measurement guide to keep shaft thickness, wearable length and ring inner diameter separate.
For threaded ends and posts, ask for the intended mating references and thread specification. For threadless pieces, confirm the pin and receiving-post system. Matching the outer gauge alone does not establish that two separate parts fit. Request the intended combination as a sample and keep the approved references for replenishment.
Compare internally threaded titanium labrets with threadless ends and posts as distinct constructions, rather than substituting one for the other from a similar-looking photograph.
Order samples of the exact configurations you are considering. Keep a record of the sample reference, supplier, date and agreed specification so you can compare the bulk order with the approved selection.
| Check | What to record |
|---|---|
| Model and dimensions | Reference, measuring points, nominal dimensions and agreed tolerances. |
| Surface finish | Visible scratches, rough areas and consistency against the agreed finish. |
| Component fit | The intended end/post pairing and attachment operation. |
| Clicker operation | Opening, closing and alignment for the sampled model. |
| Stone-set details | Appearance and attachment checks applicable to the selected design. |
| Order consistency | Included components, count and identifying model information. |
Inspect loose samples before business use. This checklist is not a laboratory material test or a clinical assessment.
Ask how quality checks are carried out: by sampling or on every piece, which characteristics are checked, and how a discrepancy is handled. Do not assume the word “checked” means every piece has undergone every test. Before paying, agree how to report an incorrect model, dimension, finish or component combination and what resolution process applies.
A useful quotation separates the jewelry price from sample costs, freight and any other agreed charges. Check whether the unit price covers a complete piece or only a component, and whether your chosen sizes and finishes meet the quoted quantity conditions.
For a first purchase, use the sample review and a clearly specified order to establish a working process. Avoid selecting a supplier solely because its catalog looks large or its headline price is low.
Titanil is the piercing jewelry brand of Shenzhen Titanil Jewelry Co., Ltd. We supply piercing and tattoo studios, distributors, and online or physical retailers, with G23 titanium as our main material. The following is our own supply information, so you can compare it against your purchasing requirements.
Our Titanium Jewelry collection contains G23 titanium products. Selected 316L stainless steel products are complementary sourcing and should be specified separately. Material analysis and REACH testing are being arranged; applicable documents and coverage will be reviewed when available. We do not use a product image or material label as a substitute for the documents your order requires.
For the ordering process, see How to Order and our Wholesale FAQ. Product availability and any project-specific requirements are confirmed with your quotation.
Prepare separate quotation lines for each construction and intended pairing, then choose samples before confirming a larger assortment:
For a mixed wholesale assortment, record the quantity for every model and variant. Titanil wholesale minimums are 20 pieces per model and 200 pieces per mixed order; confirm how variants count with your quotation. Sample orders have no minimum quantity.
Subject: Titanium piercing jewelry quotation request
Business type and delivery country:
Product references or reference images:
Material for each model:
Shaft thickness and wearable length or inner diameter:
Connection and intended matching parts:
Front/back size, color and finish requirements:
Complete pieces or separate components:
Quantity by model and variant:
Samples to evaluate:
Required documents and their scope:
Target dispatch date and delivery terms:
Please confirm availability, minimums, sample and freight charges, payment terms, dispatch timing and the process for handling order discrepancies.
Ask each supplier about its sample policy. Titanil sample orders have no minimum quantity; sample availability, charges and freight are confirmed before shipment. Wholesale minimums and custom project quantities are separate requirements.
No. Record the stated material, then request any documents required by your purchasing specification and check which materials, models or batches they cover. Do not infer certification or test coverage from the G23 label alone.
Send the approved model references, dimensions, connection, finish and quantities from your earlier order. Ask the supplier to reconfirm availability, price and timing, and flag any proposed component or specification changes before confirmation.
Send your model list or describe the assortment you need. We will confirm suitable G23 titanium options, specifications, sample arrangements and wholesale terms.