It started in 1994 and is a well-known fashion silver jewelry brand. It is committed to the research and development and design of sterling silver jewelry. It is a chain enterprise specializing in silver jewelry production, brand operation and retail management. Its sterling silver bracelets are well-known.

Xiong Yinsmith - a fashion silver jewelry brand under Qingmei Jewelry Group, combines modern oriental aesthetics and fashion elements with exquisite handicraftsmanship and fashionable design concepts. Over the years, Xiong Yinjiang has been well-known in the silver jewelry industry with its excellent brand reputation and reputation, and has become a silver jewelry brand favored by modern people who pursue fashion and show their personality.

Xiong Yinjian has always focused on the research and development of sterling silver jewelry. The products are especially fashionable and rich in varieties. They have always focused on the research and development of products with sterling silver bracelets as the core. With its strong brand awareness, mature chain profit model, and complete chain operation system , a complete training and supervision system, original design model, and exquisite handicraft advantages, the company's core product - sterling silver bracelets are widely recognized by consumers.

Qingmei Group owns Shenzhen Qingmei Jewelry Co., Ltd., Xiangyang Qingmei Trading Co., Ltd. and Wuhan Qingmei Jewelry Co., Ltd., and is a chain enterprise specializing in silver jewelry design, research and development, brand operation and retail management. The group's main brand "Xiong Yinsmith" has an independent silver jewelry research and development center and is a strategic partner of "Swarovski".

The company was officially registered in 2006. After the brand upgrade in 2008, it has 100 stores, developed to 200 stores in 2010, and has more than 300 stores and counters by 2012. At present, the "Xiong Yinsmith" brand chain network has been formed. It is located in the central part, starting from Xinjiang in the west, ending in Fujian in the east, Inner Mongolia in the north, and across Guangdong and Guangxi in the south.