Browse our extensive collection of wholesale men's jewelry, featuring sterling silver and gold jewelry items in a variety of finishes and styles. We supply only the highest quality jewelry pieces made of 100% recycled precious metals and subject to strict quality control. Our range is perfect for jewelers expanding their selection of jewelry for men.
Shop a wide variety of men's jewelry, including chains, necklaces, bracelets, pendants, rings, and more, made from 10K to 18K gold and 925 sterling silver. Gold options include 14K or 18K pink gold, yellow gold, and white gold. You can also find silver necklaces with a variety of finishes, including pink gold, two-tone gold, and black ruthenium.
Our chains come in semi-solid and solid metal, in classic and timeless designs ranging from curb, paperclip, bead, and figaro to anchor, bizmark, box, byzantine, cuban, garibaldi, herringbone, mariner, rambo, rolo, rope, snake, and wheat. Find stylish men's jewelry perfect for any occasion.
Beyond this collection, we also stock a vast line of other finished pieces such as rings, wedding bands, chain rings, earrings, and bracelets. Browse our line of finished jewelry to keep your bench or retail shop stocked, or for ideas for your next piece. Or, browse bulk spooled chains that are cut to the length you need for general bench stock and material.
Need a jewelry order to arrive on time? Order before 3 PM to guarantee same-day processing. Our consistent processing and delivery times make us a trusted source for 100% recycled precious metal chains and finished jewelry.
What Makes Ross Metals the Most Reliable Men's Jewelry Wholesaler?
- 40+ years of experience in crafting in-demand men's jewelry products and designs
- Hundreds of positive reviews built up over years of reputable jewelry sales
- All metals comply with the US Stamping Act and come from conflict-free sources
- No minimum orders on your account: order as much men's jewelry as you need
- Nationwide shipping, with free shipping offered on all orders above $150
- In-person pickup available from our showroom in the NY Diamond District
- 14-day money-back guarantee on eligible gold and platinum products
- Secure online payments with easy checkouts for simple ordering
- Support available Monday to Friday via chat, email, and phone call
Sterling Silver VS Gold Men's Jewelry: What's More Popular?
Wholesalers looking to build their product list need to understand modern industry trends. While most industry professionals agree that gold is timeless for men, there is a rising demand for sterling silver men's jewelry.
Part of the reason for this drive in interest is that sterling silver is slightly more understated. Gold is a true symbol of opulence, so for some men, its boldness can feel a little excessive for day-to-day wear. Sterling silver is a popular material used in men's jewelry due to its durability and classic appeal. It can also help some wearers achieve a particular look, depending on their natural skin tone.
However, any jeweler looking to appeal to a wider demographic must stock a diverse range of both gold and silver men's jewelry. With the men’s jewelry market in the US expected to grow from around $5.45 billion to $10.75 billion by 2032, both metals have room to grow.
What is the 2:1:1 rule for men's jewelry?
Jewelers looking to meet demand from male customers need to sell a wider variety of styles as more men adhere to the 2:1:1 rule, which highlights more diverse accessorizing.
The rule focuses on wearing two pieces of jewelry from one category, one from another category, and one more from a third category ( 2 + 1 + 1), with a common example being two bracelets, one watch, and one ring. This “rule” helps men balance the overall profile of their jewelry, without utilizing too much or too little. This could also include, for example, a watch and bracelet paired with a necklace chain and/or an earring (or earrings).
There isn’t an exact science to the 2:1:1 rule, and like any fashion rule, it can readily be broken. The main goal is to find a desirable balance of asymmetry, variation, and proportion as you combine accessories and cultivate your own personal look.
Therefore, jewelry vendors should aim to stock a balance of quantity and variety to support the 2:1:1 rule, while also using it as a basis to sell more to those clients who want more.