If you’re looking for the best jewelry manufacturers in Vietnam, top choices in 2026 include Primo Agency, PNJ Jewelry Production, D.I Limited, Julie Sandlau Vietnam, Jinyi Jewelry, and Shinera. These partners cover fine gold, sterling silver demi-fine, horn and pearl, with MOQs from 25 pieces for brands targeting the U.S., Europe, and Australia.
Top 12 Jewelry Manufacturers in Vietnam (2026)
A short, honest shortlist. Vietnam has roughly 93 jewellery manufacturers in business directories and only three hold Responsible Jewellery Council certification, so this list starts from verifiable credentials rather than directory volume. Covers fine gold, 925 demi-fine, buffalo horn and cultured pearl. Primo Agency is listed first as your independent sourcing partner.
Primo Agency — Your Jewelry Sourcing Partner in Vietnam
Primo Agency connects brands and retailers with export-capable Vietnamese jewellery factories. Our Ho Chi Minh City team checks RJC and ISO certificates against the issuing registry, confirms a workshop can legally export precious metal under its zone status, and runs nickel and lead testing before your first bulk order ships.
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2. PNJ Jewelry Production (PNJP)
Vietnam’s largest jeweller, 20,000 m² in Ho Chi Minh City with 7,000 staff including 1,300 goldsmiths, and 5 million pieces a year. Gold 8K to 18K, silver, brass. ISO 9001, ISO 14001, SMETA, Kimberley Process.
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3. D.I Limited
French-owned since 1994, inside Linh Trung 2 export processing zone in Ho Chi Minh City. Around 600 staff and over 4 million pieces a year of fine gemstone-set jewellery, mostly for Europe and the US.
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4. Julie Sandlau Vietnam
Danish house manufacturing in Hanoi since 2010, born from a Danida project. Every product uses recycled precious metals, and roughly a million Kimberley-certified diamonds pass through the factory each year.
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5. Jinyi Jewelry Viet Nam
Thanh Hoa plant of 25,000 m² with 500 workers and over 200,000 pieces a month. Silver 925, K gold, brass and stainless steel, with casting, stone cutting and setting in house.
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6. Shinera
Hanoi workshop founded in 2014 under Singaporean management, producing 4,000 pieces a day in sterling silver and brass. Its MOQ of 25 pieces per SKU is the lowest we could verify anywhere in Vietnam.
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7. Elite Group Ha Noi
Korean group operating from Hoa Mac Industrial Park in Ha Nam since 2013. Customs shipment records rank it Vietnam’s leading jewellery exporter at roughly 18% of shipments, with QVC among its named buyers.
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8. Pranda Vietnam
Bien Hoa Industrial Zone 2 arm of Pranda Group, Thailand’s leading fine-jewellery manufacturer and listed in Bangkok since 1990. The group runs 4 million pieces a year across Thai, Vietnamese and Indonesian plants.
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9. Hoang Vy Vy
Buffalo and cow horn jewellery from Tan Binh Industrial Park in Ho Chi Minh City, across ten production lines. Entirely handmade from natural horn, with no plastic or synthetic substitutes anywhere in the range.
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10. Oriental Star JSC
Hanoi horn specialist founded in 2003 in Ha Dong, making necklaces, earrings, bracelets, rings, hair accessories and handbag handles. Exports to North America, Europe, Australia and Japan.
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11. Ngoc Hien Pearl
Phu Quoc pearl farm running since 1994 across more than a thousand hectares, using Japanese cultivation methods. Tahiti, South Sea, Akoya, Mabe and Maxima pearls, set into finished jewellery on site.
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12. Ha Long Pearl JSC
Thirty-hectare floating farm at Tung Sau in Ha Long Bay, culturing Pinctada oysters since 1995. Akoya whites and pinks plus golden South Sea pearls, farmed, cultured and set by the same company.
Vietnam Jewelry Market Overview (2025)
Set your expectations first. Vietnam exported US$379 million of precious stones, metals and articles in the first seven months of 2025, against US$586 million across eleven months of 2024. This is a half-billion-dollar trade, not a multi-billion one, and it leans heavily on one market: the United States took 38.5% of it. Read the headline HS-71 figures carefully, because roughly half of that chapter is re-exported diamonds rather than finished jewellery.
The shortlist is genuinely short, and that is the useful finding. More than 73% of the domestic market sits with family workshops and small retailers, business directories count only about 93 manufacturers nationally, and the Responsible Jewellery Council registry lists exactly three certified Vietnamese manufacturers. Be careful when searching: two of the pages ranking highest for Vietnamese jewellery manufacturing are in fact factories in Jaipur and Guangzhou.
Export-capable factories cluster inside export processing zones for a specific legal reason. Decree 24/2012 licenses gold trading tightly and the State Bank controls raw-gold import and export, so serious exporters operate under temporary-import-for-re-export rules in bonded zones such as Linh Trung 2 and Tan Thuan. Beyond Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi, watch Thanh Hoa as a low-cost cluster, and Binh Duong, where Pandora’s US$150 million plant opens in 2026 after Vietnam was chosen over 26 other countries.
What Vietnam genuinely owns is craft, and it is older than the industry. Three northern villages have worked precious metal for centuries: Chau Khe in Hai Duong, founded under King Le Thanh Tong in the fifteenth century and the origin of Hanoi’s Silver Street, where around 300 households and nearly 1,000 goldsmiths still work today; Dong Xam in Thai Binh, nearly 600 years of silver chasing across 150 workshops and 4,000 workers; and Dinh Cong in Hanoi. Add Thuy Ung, 400 years of buffalo horn carving using only heat and oil on horn upcycled from the food industry, and lacquer work with inlaid mother-of-pearl. That combination is not available from Chinese or Indian suppliers.
On compliance, the binding constraint for European buyers is REACH Annex XVII Entry 27: nickel release below 0.2 µg/cm² per week for piercing posts and below 0.5 µg/cm² per week for anything in prolonged skin contact, tested to EN 1811 and EN 12472. Lead must stay under 0.05% and cadmium under 0.01% by weight. Ask for Kimberley Process documentation on anything diamond-set. MOQs run from 25 pieces at the smallest demi-fine workshops to full-line runs at the large plants, and US duty treatment on jewellery has changed several times since 2025, so confirm the current rate with your broker before you commit.
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