How to Plan Jewellery Reorders Around Dispatch and Delivery Time
by Saloni Fashion Jewellery on Oct 27, 2026
Quick answer: Our usual dispatch is 1 to 2 days and delivery is 4 to 15 days, so plan to reorder when a design still has about three weeks of sales left. Reorder before a festival or wedding rush, not during it, and keep a short list of designs you will always reorder.
Updated October 2026
What is lead time and why does it matter for a jewellery shop?
Lead time is the gap between the day you place a reorder and the day the pieces are on your shelf. If a design sells out in two weeks and your reorder takes up to three, you lose sales for a week. Knowing the gap lets you reorder early instead of reacting to an empty tray.
How long does a Saloni order take?
From our side, dispatch is usually within 1 to 2 days and delivery takes 4 to 15 days depending on the destination. For planning, use the long end of that range, so assume up to about 17 days from order to shelf. For details on buying in bulk, see our wholesale page.
When should I reorder a best-selling design?
A simple rule: note how many pieces of a design you sell in a week, and reorder when your remaining stock equals about three weeks of sales. If a design sells 6 a week, reorder at 18 pieces left. Use the same sheet to spot slow designs; our guide to simple stock tracking shows an easy way to keep it.
How do I plan for festivals and wedding months?
Rushes are predictable, so work backwards from the date. For a festival on a fixed day, place your main order at least three weeks before and a small top-up only if you still have time. Our stocking calendar and wedding and festival season page help you plan, and if a design sells out anyway, tell your buyers honestly.
Related: winter wedding stock plan for boutiques.
Also see: a 10-minute weekly jewellery counter check for small shops.
Also see: how to write a clear WhatsApp order to your jewellery supplier.
