We are a jewelry manufacturing company based in Los Angeles. For more than 2 decades we have been involved in the jewelry industry, primarily as designing manufacturer. Our jewelry is sold through various retail outlets as well as online sites. Over the years we have successfully created more then 10,000 unique styles of jewelry. To serve the diverse needs of our customers we stock more then half a million pieces of jewelry.

The "Allure Collection" is an exclusive collection for the fundraising industry and it showcases some of our best selling products, pieces that are original and modern in style.

Here is a brief overview of our manufacturing process:

• Concept: Each piece starts of with a concept. A concept is basically a rough design in the mind of the designer. The designer will draw rough sketches creating a feel of the design. Each and every designer is unique; therefore, the sketches reflect the designer's personality and passion.
   
• Selection: We gather all the rough sketches from all the designers and select the ones that truly reflect the trend and possess intrinsic beauty and simplicity.
  
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• Sketching: The selected rough sketches are then sent to the design department which will create detailed sketches of the design.
  
   
• Mould Making: Mold making is process in which a design is taken and a master mould is created. The mould makers take into consideration the size of the gemstones and their gram weight. The master mould then becomes a part of our design bank.
  
   
• Production Planning: The production planners decide which designs to produce and their respective quantity. Once production has been determined, the master moulds are transferred to the casting department.
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• Casting: The casting department takes the production schedule and casts the pieces in the casting machines. Each casting machine is capable of producing hundreds of cast every few hours. Casting is basically a low wax process in which molten wax is injected into the master moulds to create a wax and all those waxes are arranged in a tree form. The entire tree is then put into the casting machine. Silver is then poured into the machine and replaces the wax.
   
• Stone Setting: The casted pieces are then sent to the stone setting department, where stone setters set the gemstone into the casting. This is a very delicate, time-consuming operation that requires a lot of skills.
  
   
  
• Polishing: After the stones are set, polishers take each and every piece and polish it by hand with the help of rubbing wheels.
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• Finishing: The finishing process involves taking the polished piece and subjecting it to a proprietary technique which gives the silver piece a white gold look. Our silver jewelry do not have the typical yellow look to them; instead they look like white gold.
  
   
  
• Quality Control: Each and every piece goes through our rigid quality control department. Each piece is checked for accuracy in casting, stone setting and finishing. If a piece does not meet the required standards, it is rejected immediately.
  
   
  
• Packaging: Each and every piece is carefully packed into individual poly bags and numbered.
  
  
   
  
• Shipping: Completed pieces are sent from our factory to our distribution center.
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D.G.P.J, Inc
510 W. 6th Street, Suite 910
Los Angeles, CA 90014