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If I were ordering custom jewelry from China today, here are the vendors I'd go to for what specific piece. Now, I've only worked with four vendors, but I am eight pieces deep. Those four vendors are 1. LGG Jewelry, 2. Juno Lab Jewelry, 3. Fiorese, 4. Provence. For a completely custom piece based off of the vibes that you want or maybe some specs you have, I would probably go Juno Lab Jewelry or LGG Jewelry. For vintage-inspired pieces, especially rings, I would go with Fiorese as that's what they're really known for. For tennis pieces, bracelets, necklaces, etc., any of them + quote shop. I think this is a category where you will want to quote shop around or maybe consider a group buy if pricing is your big concern. For pendants, Provence, LGG Jewelry. Provence posts a ton of finished pendants and sometimes it's nicer to see what the finished piece could look like before going down that route. For stacking rings, Fiorese or Provence. For engagement rings, now I haven't had any of those made overseas, but I would probably say any of them, based on who has the stone you want. Any of them, based on who has the stone you want. Some vendors have more limited inventory, so you might just go with a vendor that has what you want. For colored gemstones/custom cuts, I'd say Fiorese and Juno Lab Jewelry. For traditional earrings/studs, any of them + quote shop. Any of them, based on who quotes you the most competitively. I think they're all very capable of doing traditional earrings/studs that are really high quality. That is who I'd go to for what. I'm sure there's other great vendors I haven't had the chance to try yet. I hope the categorization was helpful, but at the end of the day, I would recommend quote shopping around. You might be surprised at who comes out the most competitive and who comes out the most expensive.