Calvin Klein Jewelry Lot - Bracelets • Rings • Earrings • Necklaces • Charms

Total SRP : $775,181.00 | Selling Price : $40,134.00
Units : 6,689 | Cost / Unit : $6.00

Collection Overview

This is a deep, brand-driven Calvin Klein fashion jewelry assortment built around the categories that actually move: bracelets, rings, and earrings, with necklaces, pendants, and charms adding strong attachment value and merchandising flexibility. The manifest spans 176 line items and carries a premium retail profile, with most pieces coming in a strong contemporary fashion-jewelry ticket range. The mix is especially compelling for off-price retailers, jewelry counters, apparel accessory floors, boutique chains, live sellers, and online resellers looking for a recognizable name with clean design language and broad consumer appeal at a staggering ~95% off.

The assortment is led by 100 bracelet SKUs representing 3,438 units and $444,361 in SRP, followed by 58 ring SKUs with 1,629 units and $182,829 in SRP, then 11 earring SKUs with 909 units and $87,706 in SRP. Smaller but valuable supporting categories include 507 charm units, 135 necklace units, and 71 pendant units. Design-wise, the file shows strong concentration in silver and two tone looks, with additional rose gold, black, white, and gold accents that help buyers build a layered jewelry presentation instead of a single-finish program.

What makes this lot especially attractive is that it is not random filler. The inventory has visible depth in repeated Calvin Klein style families including Continuity, Satisfaction, Waves, Ellipse, Gloss, Chaplet, Chain, Geometric, and Wish. That gives the buyer enough depth to merchandise by collection, finish, or category, while still keeping the assortment visually varied. Ring sizes run across a meaningful spread including 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, and 12, with the deepest concentration in the most commercial sizes. Bracelet sizing also has breadth, including 5.5, 6, 6.5, 7, 7.5, 8, 8.5, and OS, which is valuable for both in-store case selling and online listing segmentation.

SKU Spotlight

• Bracelet-heavy core assortment — The bracelet category is the engine of this lot, accounting for over half of total units and well over half of total SRP. Key families include Satisfaction, Continuity, Waves, Chaplet, Gloss, and Geometric, giving the buyer a blend of sleek minimal styling, logo-adjacent fashion looks, and stronger statement pieces.
• Continuity collection depth — One of the clearest stories in the file, with 38 SKUs, 1,380 units, and $163,978 in SRP across bracelets and rings. This is the kind of family depth that supports dedicated counter space, color/family grouping, and easy replenishment logic inside a resale program.
• Satisfaction bracelet group — A standout premium bracelet capsule with 790 units and $118,500 in SRP. The largest individual line in the file is Satisfaction Silver One Size Bracelet with 349 units at $150 SRP each, backed by strong Rose Gold and Two Tone variants.
• Waves collection presence — The Waves family runs across bracelets, earrings, and rings for a coordinated fashion story. Notable depth includes the Waves Silver 7.5 Inches Bracelet at 147 units and $22,050 total SRP, plus matching earring and ring expressions that help create bundled or grouped displays.
• Earrings with real depth — This is not a token earring add-on. The lot includes meaningful quantities in Jeans Jewelry Two Tone One Size Earring with 173 units, Geometric Silver One Size Earring with 172 units, and Chain Silver One Size Earring with 149 units. These are easy display drivers for countertop programs and online assortment packs.
• Rings with commercial size coverage — The ring category includes 1,629 units and $182,829 in SRP, with strongest depth in sizes 5, 6, 8, and 9. That matters because it gives the buyer usable size representation rather than scattered one-offs. Families such as Continuity, Ellipse, Gloss, Gleam, and Waves keep the ring offer modern and recognizable.
• Necklace, pendant, and charm attachments — Smaller categories still bring meaningful resale value. The file includes 133 units of Jeans Jewelry Women's Necklace at $150 SRP each, plus Wish charms with a combined 507 units and $29,955 in SRP. These lower-cube attachment categories are useful for add-on selling, giftable merchandising, and marketplace bundles.
• Finish mix that feels premium — The assortment leans hardest into Two Tone and Silver, which together make up the bulk of the visual story, with additional Gold, Rose Gold, Black, and selective fashion accents. That keeps the case presentation cohesive while still giving buyers enough finish variation to broaden appeal.

Why This Capsule Wins

• Recognizable brand equity — Calvin Klein gives the buyer a name customers already know, which supports faster trust at point of sale and stronger click-through online than unbranded fashion jewelry.
• Balanced category architecture — The lot is heavily weighted toward bracelets and rings, but the supporting earring, charm, pendant, and necklace units make the overall presentation feel complete rather than one-dimensional.
• Depth where it matters — Repeated style families and real unit counts in the strongest categories allow for cleaner merchandising, easier price-tiering, and a more professional-looking jewelry case or online storefront.
• Strong retail math — With total SRP at $775,181.00 against a selling price of $40,134.00, the lot offers the kind of headline discount that matters to off-price, secondary market, and volume resale buyers.
• Easy segmentation — This assortment can be broken out by category, collection, finish, size, price point, or channel. That flexibility is valuable for buyers operating a mix of store, marketplace, auction, and live-selling models.
• Low-friction visual merchandising — Jewelry sells best when the presentation looks intentional. Collections like Continuity, Satisfaction, Waves, Ellipse, Gloss, and Wish make it easy to create coordinated trays, case stories, or themed online drops.

Profit Playbook

• Merchandise by collection first: Build case zones around Continuity, Satisfaction, Waves, and Ellipse so the inventory reads as curated fashion jewelry rather than mixed leftovers.
• Create a clean good-better-best ladder: Use charms and select earrings for entry opening price points, core rings and bracelets for the middle, and the stronger $150 bracelet and necklace styles as the premium close.
• Use finish-based storytelling: Group Silver, Two Tone, and Rose Gold separately to make the display easier to shop and to support bundle promotions.
• Exploit the bracelet depth: Bracelets are the dominant category here, so they can anchor the program. Build multi-piece bracelet stories around Satisfaction, Continuity, Chaplet, and Waves to drive higher average tickets.
• Turn rings into size-organized trays: Because the file has real size coverage, the buyer can present rings by size instead of digging through mixed singles, which improves conversion and reduces friction at the counter.
• Use charms, pendants, and earrings as attachments: These categories are ideal for add-on selling in-store and for quick online bundles that raise basket size without requiring heavy photography or complex size handling.
• Marketplace angle: This lot is especially well suited to segmented resale listings such as “Calvin Klein Bracelet Assortment,” “Calvin Klein Ring Size Run,” “Silver and Two Tone CK Jewelry Mix,” or collection-specific capsules built around Continuity and Waves.
• Live selling angle: The repeated family names and clean finish stories make this a strong candidate for tray-by-tray live presentations, where consistency and recognizable branding help move units faster.

🚚 Shipping Notes

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Disclaimer: Sold by manifest; slight unit variance & minor packaging scuffs possible.