Related Links

http://www.charmsangel.com/ - Official Website

Seasons Greetings

from Charms Angel Enterprise..

Events / Exhibitions

UPCOMING EVENTS / Exhibit

Event One

The 7th World Bazaar Festival

December 6 - 16, 2007

12 nn to 10 pm Monday to Thursday

10 am to 12 mn - Friday to Sunday

World Trade Center Metro Manila
CHARMS ANGEL ENTERPRISE

Stall number 1028

Event Two

International Christmas Festival 2007
SM Megamall, Megatrade Hall 2 & 3
Dec. 18 to 23, 2007
CHARMS ANGEL ENTERPRISE,

Booth No. 57

Drop shipping FAQ

What is dropshipping?

Drop shipping is a supply chain management technique in which the retailer does not keep goods in stock, but instead transfers customer orders and shipment details to wholesalers, who then ship the goods directly to the customer . The retailers make their profit on the difference between the wholesale and retail price.

Do you charge any membership fee?

NO we don't charge any membership fees. However you should let us know if you intend to use our images and other information coming from our website before using it.

Do you have MOQ (MInimum Order Quantity) for drop shipping?

We do not MOQ but we still ask for minimum order amount of USD 250.00 excluding shipping charges.

Do you drop ship worldwide?

We ship Worldwide in exception to the following countries: Afghanistan, Iran, Angola, Iraq, Bangladesh, Poland, Bulgaria, Romania, Burma Rwanda, Burundi, Seychelles, Congo, Slovenia, Cuba, Sudan, Ethiopia, Syria, India, Yemen, Nigeria and Indonesia.

What courier do you use for drop shipping?

The same as normal. DHL courier

What name should appear in the senders details?

Its your name and the person who is going to send it because it requires signature.

Are you going to put your company details in the senders information?

Absolutely not. You will be rest assured that our company will not in any way included in the package and senders details. Your customer will be your customer.

Do you accept return and/or exchange?

Our products are MADE TO ORDER and cannot give refund and/or exchange as soon as the fabrication begins. However if the products is faulty they can return it to us for an exchange but the shipping should handle by you (dropshipper) or you can ask your clients because we are not responsible in any shipping charges for exchange (faulty).

If however we make a mistakes (wrongly sent items) We will handle the shipping charges.

Is it the same pricing?

Yes same pricing as the trade price and you have the full control in marking up your prices.

How much is the shipping charges?

Shipping charges is not included in the price yet. It will based on the weight. Please check DHL website for more information.

Do you give discount in drop ship method as well?

Yes discount applies to both trade and drop ship prices.

What is your handling times?

HANDLING OR LEAD TIMES for Fashion Jewelries*

Orders up to 10 kg might take up to 10 working days



Orders up to 15kg might take up to 20 Working days



Orders up to 30kg might take up to 25 Working days



Orders more than 30kg please contact us for accurate handling time.

Handling times for handbags will be based on the quantity and materials being used. We will advise you regarding this matter as soon as we confirm your order.

* Our leading or handling time are approximate times only. Excludes Saturday and Sunday. They are not guaranteed dispatch times and should not be relied upon as such. We will process your order(s) the following day of your confirmed payments. Lead time would depend on volume required. It will also depends on jewelry components being used. We will not compromise quality for rush orders.

*All in Philippines time zone. Please check our time difference by clicking HERE .

Do you provide images without watermark and detailed information of your products in csv files (data feed) whereas i could just upload it to my own website, eBay and other online auctions?

Yes we do provide files of all products we have including images, prices (that you need to change for your profit), options if applicable and many more. Files can also be in excel format.

Jewellery components

Please do not compare our products with the cheapest quality wooden beads and shells that are made of plastic. Our jewelry components such as lumbang seed / kukui nuts, coco beads, coco heishi, wooden beads, wooden balls, pili nuts, bamboo, horn, resin and real shells are all guaranteed handmade and of the highest quality.

COCO BEADS

Coco beads are made from coconut shells. These can be made in different sizes, shapes and colors.

Resin

Resins commonly collected for commercial and industrial purposes in the Philippines are produced from almaciga (Agathis philippinensis) Benguet pine (Pinus kesiya), piling liitan (Canarium luzonicum) and apitong (Dipterocarpus grandiflorus).

Bone

Probably the most ancient of all bead types are bone beads. It's not too difficult to invision ancient humans wearing necklaces made from bones and leathers.

Pearls

An organic element, Pearls are classic when it comes to jewelry making. There are salt water and freshwater varieties but the latter are more popular because they are more affordable and come in a large selections of colors, shapes and sizes.

Shells : Can also be in different sizes, shapes and colors.

Available in whole pieces or in parts, shell beads are beautiful tributes to nature. Some of the more common shell beads are Mother of Pearls, Paua and Trocha.

Mother of Pearls is very popular and comes in lots of different shapes. It is available in its natural color, a sort of creamy mixture of beige, or in pure white, which is creating using a bleaching process.

Wood beads : Can also be in different sizes, shapes and colors.

These are especially useful in Jewelry that uses thicker stringing material such as leather, waxed linen, or hemp and though they become in an assortment of colors, the natural hues of blacks and browns are propbably what most people invision when they think about beads made of wood.

Glass beads

Beads made of glass come in a large assortment and, depending on the type are either man- or machine-made.

Crochet / wrapped wood:

This is also a wood components but patiently wrapped individually with string.

HAND PAINTED COMPONENTS:

These can be Kukui nuts, coco beads, shells or Wood components that are individually hand painted by our craftsmen.

SILVER PLATED

A thin coating of silver or a silver alloy on a metallic object, eg cutlery. Such objects coated with silver. We can also use Sterling Silver made in the Philippines.

Handbags Materials

Palms / Coconut tree.

The palm family is well represented in the Philippines. There are 123 indigenous species plus other introduced palms classified as either "climbing" (rattan) or "erect."

Climbing palms

Rattan is the most important forest product in the country after timber. Rattan in the Philippines is represented by 62 species, of which 12 are of commercial value.

Rattan bags

The very pliable rattan fiber is from the rattan plant and one of the strongest timbers available. Rattan bags are strong and very suitable for a long-term use.

Buri (Corypha elata) - This is the largest palm species in the country, with trunks attaining a diameter of 1 meter and a height of 20 meters. The trunk yields large quantities of food material in the form of starch. Wine, alcohol, vinegar, syrup and sugar can be produced from the sap. The kernel of young fruit is made into sweets, while the buds are used for salad or as a vegetable.

The large petioles of burl yield a fibre locally known as "buntal," which is used in the manufacture of the famous "buntal" hat. The mature leaves are used for thatching houses, while the immature, unopened ones are used in making ropes, mats, bags and other fancy articles. The mid-ribs of the immature leaves are also the source of fiber used in making the so-called "Calasiao" hat named after the, hat place where it is produced. The mid-ribs of mature leaves are used in the manufacture of light furniture (tables, chains, dividers), baskets, hampers and wall decorations. Buri palms are widely distributed in the Philippines, mostly at low elevations. The nationwide forest inventory disclosed that only 198,000 burl palms remain in the country's dipterocarp forests (Table 2), but substantial numbers grow in rural backyards and fields.

Buntal bags

Buntal is another unique fiber commonly known in the philippines, and is strong, very flexible, and available in many weaving and color combinations. Our buntal bags come in various designs and are absolutely eye-catchers.

Pandans

There are more than 40 species of pandan in the Philippines. They are widely distributed throughout the archipelago with some species growing along sandy beaches and others in virgin forests. They vary in size depending on the species, from less than 1 meter to 15 meters in height.

Among the more important pandan species in the country are bariu (Pandanus copelandii), taboan (P. dubius), alasas (P. luzonensis), oyango (P. radicans), sabutan (P. sabotan) karagomoi (P. simplex.) common or beach pandan (P. tectorius), and pandan layugan (P. exaltatus).

The economic value of pandans is in the leaves, which are used for making coarse and fine baskets, bags, hats, mats, picture frames and other fancy articles. Recently, the Philippine Forest Products Research and Development Institute (FPRDI) has developed cocoon frames for silkworm production out of pandan leaves. The wood of some pandan species is also being manufactured into splints used in making baskets.

It is estimated that there are 58.88 billion stems of pandans in the country's forests (Table 4).

Sabutan (pandan) bags

Sabutan is a specie of pandan tree, and comes in many different colors and weaving combinations. Compared to the more common pandan fiber, the sabutan fiber is more flexible, and smoother in texture.

Nito is the name used for different species of Lygodium, although the most common and widely used species in the country is Lygodium circinnatum. It is used in the manufacture of baskets, hats, bags and other fancy articles.

The Abaca plant

belongs to the family of the banana plant (Musaceae family) and is indigenous to the Philippines. The banana plant and the abaca plant has a striking similarity in looks but the main difference is that the fruit of the abaca plant is inedible. Its fibre is known as the Manila Hemp. Abaca is not a hemp but since hemp was the main source of fibres for centuries, the abaca fibre was named Manila hemp. Abaca has been cultivated in the Philippines since the 1500s and became known worldwide in the 1800s mainly used as ropes in ship rigging.

The abaca plant grows up to twenty feet when mature. About 2 to 4 times a year the trunk is cut down above the roots to harvest the fibres. New sprouts will grow from the roots soon after cutting. Leaf sheaths are then stripped and pulp is scrapped off to get the abaca fibre strands. To make ropes, the strands are twisted together. These strands are mainly composed of cellulose, pectin and lignin.

Superior qualities of abaca fibre:

-Extremely strong and durable

-Resistant to salt water

-Can be made into many hard-wearing products

-Relatively cheap to produce

-Has a beautiful texture when made into hats and other products

-Biodegradable and eco-friendly

Products made from abaca fibre / Manila hemp:

Rope, abaca paper abaca rug, abaca furniture, abaca dye mat, abaca carpet, manila envelope and countless other products.

ABACA STALK

The stalk is the source of fibers. The tuxies are extracted from the outermost portion of the leaf sheath then fibers are extracted using hand-stripping or a stripping machine.

Abaca-BACBAC (dried outer leafsheath) It is skinny on the upper side of the leaf but soft and fleshy on the other side. It has low tensile strength and not susceptible to penetration of different colorants. Abaca-Bacbac is also known as havana hemp or havana skin. It is used in making handicraft items, furniture, decorative accessories and more.

Abaca - LUPIS (third and fourth layer of the leafsheath)Fiber drawn from the third to fourth layer of the abaca leaf sheath. Abaca-Lupis is bigger compared to fine abaca. It is brownish in nature. It is skinny on the other part of the stripped fiber. Abaca-Lupis can beb used to make decorative accessories, fashion accessories, furniture , packaging materials, table-top accessories and more

ABACA FIBER

The abaca fibers are used in the production of handicraft products such as fashion accessories, decorative accessories, furniture, garments, textile, packaging materials, table-top accessories, playthings for pets, sports paraphernalia.

Abaca fibers are also used in sinamay weaving. Sinamay is of less gossamer tissue, but almost transparent and far more durable than the fabrics made from pineapple fiber. Sinamay materials are used in making gift boxes; packaging materials, decorative accessories, wall covering; draperies, fashion accessories, footwear; tabletop accessories andmore

Abaca fibers are also used in pulp -making which are used as raw material in the production of currency and bank notes , tea bags, coffee filters, meat casings, coating for pills, surgical caps and masks, high capacitor papers, cable insulation papers, Bibile paper, restoration and conservation of historical documents, adhesive tape paper, lens tissue, carbonizing tissue, abrasive base paper, mimeograph stencil base paper, weather-proof bristol , maps, charts, as a strengthening material for napkins and tissue paper; insulation for computer chips, etc.

Abaca fibers also have several medical and industrial applications: such as for ortophedic materials (joint replacements and fracture healing implants); as material composites to replace glass fibers in the manufacturing of cars,planes, yachts. For building materials such as fiberboards, ceramic tiles, wall facades, plumbing fixtures, reinforced concrete and roofing, caulking, flooring, electricity poles, in the production of sporting goods, telephones , cleaners and paints and more.

Abaca Seeds

Across the globe, abaca products are renowed for their versatility. When people think of abaca, most think of abaca by-products such as ropes, cordage, paper, cloth, furniture, fashion accessories and home decors. Although this popular material: abaca or "Manila Hemp" has been used for many decades for such things, what may not be generally known is that the abaca seed can also be used for food; for cosmetics / skin-care products and for industrial uses such as paints and inks.

Information coming from Abaca Philippines

Colors of Jewelries

Kukui nuts, wooden beads, glass beads, coco heishi, coco beads, coco lei, crochet, bamboo, horn and shells are available in ANY COLORS

BELOW ARE THE MOST COMMON COLORS:

Kukui nuts / Lumbang seeds

All wooden beads, coco beads, crochet (wrapped woods) and kukui nuts are available in all other colors.


GLASS BEADS THAT ARE IN USE:




Any colors is POSSIBLE!!!

Potential Clients

We are looking for a resellers, wholesalers, dropshippers, online shop owners, retailers, shop owners, ebayers, amazonians, party planners, car boot sellers, tiangge stall owners, mail order company and anyone who would like to carry our lines of products. We mainly manufacturer Jewelry components as well as Fashion Jewelries that are made of Natural Components but we teamed up with one of the best manufacturer of Native handbags to give you more choices and selections of fashion accessories. Soon we will be adding more and more lines so Please add our website into your favorites and check our site every now and then.

Our Pricing is very reasonable. We give special discount on bulk orders and we can even beat / price match our competitors prices for as long as it has an equivalent policy. (terms and conditions apply) Please check our website for detailed information.

We can even dropship for you at no application fee or any memebership fee. You can start selling our products anytime you want.

No Outlay
No Capital
No Stock
No Memebership fee

What else could you ask for?

How to reach us?

You can check our website www.charmsangel.com and just click the contact us page to use the contact us form. Alternatively you can contact us by

Email:

rcm.biz07@yahoo.com / Yahoo Messenger: rcm.biz07

About Charms Angel Enterprise

Business Name: CHARMS ANGEL ENTERPRISE
Business Owner: Jonison M. Fontanos

Department Of Trade and Industry Certificate of Business Name Registration
(Certificate No. 00219170)
Valid from September 10, 2007 to September 10, 2012

Business ID No. 200704387

Business License Plate No. 1858

Makati City Sanitary Permit No. 089416

Business Insurance: Monarch Insurance Company, Inc.
Date of Issue - Sept. 12, 2007
Policy No. 125087

Charms Angel Enterprise is based from Makati City, the Business capital of the Philippines. We are manufacturer and exporter of Philippine handcrafted fashion jewelries such as Necklaces, Bracelets, Chokers, Bangles, Earrings and endless long necklaces. Our jewelries are mainly made of natural components like wooden beads, kukui nuts / lumbang seed, seed beads, shells, Mother of pearls (MOP), Paua or Abalone shells, resin, stones, synthetic beads, coco beads, coco heishi, crochet, freshwater Pearls, glass beads, bone, horn, pili nuts and bamboo.

In addition to our expanding prorducts we are now selling native handbags that are made of buntal, raffia, wicker, sabutan / pandan, abaca, nito, bankuan or Sea grass, straw, jute bags, twine and a lot more.

100% handmade from natural components. Handbags made from indegenous materials and carefully handwoven.

With our unique selection of fashion jewelry and quality services, we have gained a reputation for offering unbeatable prices as well as good customer service.

New product lines are continuously added to our offering and we continue to expand on the idea of providing you with the perfect wholesale shopping experience.
We also accept designs from clients and modifications of existing designs as per instruction of customer with exclusivity contract.*

*Terms and Conditions for requested designs
MOQ (minimum order quantity) per design AND color
Fashion Jewelry - 20 PCS
Native Handbags - 20 PCS

Our selections of Jewelry and native handbags are unique, affordable and saleable. Its ideal to sell to online auctions such as eBay, Amazon, Froogle ( Google base ) and many more. Also ideal for party planners, to sell to your friends and families, Car boot sale, colleagues and/or your own online store.
We are looking for a reseller, car boot seller, distributor, wholesaler, retailer, shop owner, ebayer, dropshipper, party planner, mail order company and anyone who would like to carry out our lines of products. We also provide blind dropshipping for your convenience.


WHY BUY FROM US:
We are duly registered business company in the Philippines.
We accept credit card on purchases up to USD 2000.00
Our products are affordable and has very good quality. You can even request to modify any of our products and much more give us the designs you want and we will try our very best to make it for you.

We accept 5 currencies and can even accept more by request.
We aim to give you the best customer service even after sales
Unlike majority of the suppliers who asked for thousands worth of MOQ ( Minimum order quantity ). We only asked for $250.00 excluding shipping charges for Fashion Jewelries.

Minimum order amount for native handbags is US$ 100.00 excluding shipping.
Why? To stop others who only intend to buy for themselves and/or for their friends and family. Because we want to protect our valued customers.
We will also help you in promoting your retail store (if you decided to sell our products in your website). We will list your online store in our links page and gain traffic through our website. (only with your permission)
We have 2 ways to accept order:

Send us an email including the images of your order and/or code numbers.
Place your order using our website www.charmsangel.com
Our Packaging: Items are individually packed. We also accepts special packaging and shipping instructions by clients.