Sofizar

SOFIZAR Jewelry Factory — a leading player in the jewelry market of Uzbekistan. This name is well known among both professionals in the jewelry industry and regular customers. In just 3 years, SOFIZAR has transformed into a modern factory with skilled personnel and advanced manufacturing equipment. Since 2022, production volume has tripled. The workforce has grown to 150 employees. This impressive growth and development makes SOFIZAR an example of successful business in the jewelry industry. The brand's team refers to such growth as the SOFIZAR effect. The main goal of SOFIZAR: The primary goal of the SOFIZAR jewelry brand is to draw the consumer’s attention to the quality of jewelry. Rich Uzbek traditions in jewelry making, the introduction of new global technologies, and high European quality form the foundation for the factory's development. State Control: Each of our products has a hallmark that guarantees its authenticity. All products undergo inspection by the state assay office, where they receive the hallmark stamp. (AFL) This imprint certifies that the decoration contains the guaranteed assay of precious metal. Product Range: SOFIZAR manufactures all major types of jewelry. From traditional rings and earrings to children’s earrings and rigid bracelets. In December 2023, the company released its first batch of gold chains, and in early 2024, the brand’s customers were able to appreciate the new collection of white gold jewelry. One of the key factors behind SOFIZAR’s success is the constant pursuit of innovation. The launch of 3D jewelry production allowed the brand to significantly expand its range and offer Uzbekistan's consumers products with the most advanced designs. The Future of SOFIZAR: The SOFIZAR jewelry brand continues to expand its range. Experts are constantly studying the jewelry markets of Italy, Russia, and Turkey in order to release collections on par with the global industry leaders. The factory is actively developing international partnerships. SOFIZAR jewelry can be purchased in the jewelry markets of Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Kazakhstan.