Splenor Tools focuses on adding real value to the products customers already buy. We make high-quality tools with helpful features that many brands either don’t offer or sell at very high prices. Our goal is to provide long-lasting and trustworthy tools at reasonable prices for customers who want both quality and affordability.

Many low-priced vendors focus only on driving sales and often compromise on quality, while premium brands mainly depend on their brand name and charge higher prices. At Splenor Tools, we believe customers deserve well-made tools with excellent value—without overpaying.

Jewelers trust Splenor Tools because our products always match the quality and features we promise. Customers receive exactly what they desire, and their positive reviews reflect that experience. Over the years, this honesty and consistent quality have helped us build strong trust with <a href="https://www.splenortools.com/"><b>Jewelers USA</b></a>. The reliable customer reviews simply maintain that trust even more. 

Currently, we only ship the products in our warehouse to customers within the USA.

Selecting the right tool depends on the type of work you want to do. In many tool categories, there are various sizes and choices available for the same objective. For example, a 10 mm cavity can come in different block sizes, like 1”, 2”, or 2.75”. The best option depends on your project requirements, comfort level, and the type of jewelry work you do most often.

Raw material, tool hardness, surface finish, perfect shape and size, value-added features (are there or not), packing and customer support.

Your tools may be holding back your work if they become worn out or stop working accurately. For example, if a dapping or forming tool becomes marked, dented, or damaged, those marks can begin showing up on the metal you’re working with. Some tools may also crack or break after long use, which means it’s time to replace them.

The same goes for ring mandrels. If a mandrel becomes worn or dented, it may give incorrect ring sizes and affect the accuracy of your work. Many jewelers also replace tools when they become harder to use or no longer work smoothly during daily projects.