Introduction to Qiu Tianbao: Qiu Tianbao Silver House was first founded in the 10th year of Daoguang reign of the Qing Dynasty (1830) by Qiu Piyuantang, a wealthy businessman in Ningbo. Its original location was at the corner of Fangbang Middle Road and Zhonghua Road in Huangpu District, Shanghai. One of the earliest silver houses opened in Shanghai and one of the nine major brands in the Shanghai silver house industry (Qiu Tianbao, Fang Jiuxia, Yang Qinghe, Shanghai Fengxiang, Baocheng, Qingyun, Jingfu, Fei Wenyuan, Qingfuxing, etc.) . Qiutian Baoyinlou mainly produces gold and silver jewelry, Chinese and Western utensils, Baoxing badges, pearls and diamonds, enamel gold plating, and exquisite gift certificates, with a wide range of varieties and exquisite workmanship. Products include rings, hairpins, hairpins, earrings, locks, necklaces, bracelets, gold leaves, gold foils, silver sheets, silver shields, etc. We also produce various types of gold and silver Buddha statues, ingots, gold beasts, gold boxes, silver basins and other auspicious products. Objects, and the "Qiu Tianbao" sample stamp is left on their products, which is particularly popular in the market. After the reform and opening up, the party and the people's government established Shanghai Qiutianbao Golden City in order to carry forward the national brand and continue to inherit the century-old brand. In 1998, the company was renamed Shanghai Qiutianbao Gold and Silver Jewelry Co., Ltd. after asset reorganization. By 2008, after a series of measures such as mergers and brand acquisitions, the company officially developed into Shanghai Qiu Tianbao Gold Jewelry Co., Ltd. And registered the "Qiu Tianbao" trademark and LOGO in the Trademark Office of the State Administration for Industry and Commerce.