Services · Ecommerce development · Jewellery online stores
Codeeo provides jewellery ecommerce website development in Saudi Arabia for retailers, manufacturers and brands that want to sell gold, diamonds and silver online to customers in every region. We build Arabic first stores whose product data reflects how precious metals must be described, whose invoices follow ZATCA e-invoicing, whose checkout runs on mada, Apple Pay and STC Bank, and whose fulfilment reaches customers from the Eastern Province to the Red Sea coast and the south with insured delivery and branch collection.
This page is about the online store that takes payment and ships orders. A national jewellery store has to satisfy regulators, payment providers, couriers and customers at the same time, and the decisions that make that possible are mostly made before design begins.
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Platform capabilities
Selling jewellery nationally is not the same as opening a city store and widening the delivery map. Rules on how gold is described and invoiced apply everywhere. Payment providers expect proper merchant setup and fraud controls. Couriers set limits on valuables that vary by region. Customers in Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam, Abha or Tabuk expect the same price and the same service, while your stock sits in a handful of branches or one central vault. Good jewellery online store development in Saudi Arabia starts with these foundations and builds the shopping experience on top. The capabilities below are the ones national retailers ask for most. We scope them in phases so the first release reaches customers sooner and later phases add regions, channels and features.
Every product stores karat, net gold weight, stone weights, metal colour and hallmark details in structured fields, and they appear consistently on product pages, invoices and packing slips. That keeps listings in line with Ministry of Commerce expectations for precious metals and stops staff typing details differently in each place.
Listings stay accurate and consistent across thousands of products.
Orders, returns and corporate sales generate invoices and credit notes that meet ZATCA's Fatoora requirements for your integration phase. Gold, stones and making charges sit on separate lines, and the VAT treatment of jewellery and of investment grade bullion is configured separately where you sell both.
Tax records come straight from the store with no re keying.
mada, Apple Pay, STC Bank, Visa and Mastercard through a SAMA licensed gateway, with Tabby and Tamara instalments where your agreements cover jewellery. Corporate buyers can pay by bank transfer against an invoice. Every card payment uses 3D Secure, and refunds return to the original method.
Customers in every region pay with methods they trust.
Stock is held per branch or warehouse, and the store routes each order to the location that can ship or hand it over fastest. Customers see which branches near them hold the piece, and orders that need a transfer show a realistic ready date.
Orders ship from the right place without manual sorting.
Checkout captures the Saudi National Address, including the short address code, so couriers find the door the first time. Shipping rules vary by region and order value, with insurance declared per parcel and signature on delivery for high value items.
Fewer failed deliveries in cities you do not have branches in.
Orders above thresholds you set can require extra verification before dispatch or at collection, using checks your gateway or identity provider supports, such as Nafath where available to your business. Your team sees the result in the order record before releasing the piece.
High value pieces only leave with verified buyers.
Approved trade customers sign in to see price lists by weight and karat, place bulk orders, pay on agreed terms and download statements. The trade area shares product data with the public store but keeps prices, stock allocation and ordering rules separate.
Retail and wholesale run on one catalogue.
Collections and offers for Ramadan, Eid al Fitr, Eid al Adha, Founding Day and National Day can be prepared in advance and scheduled nationally or for selected regions. Making charge offers apply without altering the live gold rate.
National campaigns launch everywhere at once.
Sales by region, branch, category, karat and payment method, with conversion and abandoned checkout figures, exported to your ERP or a Power BI dashboard. Gold weight sold online can be reported alongside value, which matches how many retailers already track the business.
Management sees online sales the way it sees branch sales.
Thousands of products need Arabic and English names, descriptions and filters written to one standard. We set naming rules, import templates and translation checks so new collections arrive complete in both languages, and regional terms for the same piece are captured as search synonyms rather than duplicate products.
Customers in any region find the piece using the words they know.
Who this is for
A national store makes sense once your customers are spread beyond one city, or once your brand is known well enough that people search for it from anywhere in the Kingdom. The four businesses below bring different starting points: some already have branches in several regions, some sell to other jewellers, and some have no physical shop at all. In each case, the national foundations stay the same and the customer facing parts change. We help you decide which description fits before anything is designed.
You have branches in more than one region and each has run somewhat independently. The store brings them under one catalogue, one price logic and one set of policies, while letting customers collect from their local branch. We plan the rollout region by region, starting where stock records are cleanest, so problems surface early on a small scale rather than everywhere at once. Head office keeps control of prices and policies while branches handle collections and returns.
Clean stock records decide how quickly regions can join.
You supply retailers across the Kingdom and want a better ordering channel for them, and possibly a direct retail store as well. We build the trade portal first, with approved accounts, price lists by weight and karat, order history and statements, and add retail later from the same product data if you decide to sell direct.
You sell mainly through social media and messaging, and want a proper store that ships nationally. We focus on fast product pages, strong photography, made to order and personalised pieces, gift options and dependable courier coverage. The store is set up for paid traffic, with clean tracking and consent handled in line with the PDPL. Messaging stays available as a support channel, linked to orders.
Courier coverage outside the big cities needs checking early.
You are well known in one region and now opening in others. The store becomes the way new regions meet your brand before a branch exists. We set delivery coverage, pricing and campaigns per region, and add branches to the collection network as they open, without rebuilding the store. Regional campaigns can introduce the brand ahead of each opening.
Working together
Codeeo has a team of 80+ across Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi, has delivered 200+ projects across the UAE and the US, and is rated 4.7 from 23 Google reviews. For national clients we can hold workshops in person in Riyadh, while teams in other regions join discovery and reviews by video call. As a jewellery ecommerce development company working in Saudi Arabia, we put scope, responsibilities and dates in writing, and every account is opened in your company's name from the start. After rollout you can keep us for support and new phases, or move the store to your own team with full documentation and handover sessions.
A defined build with a deadline
We agree what the product has to do, write it down with a price and a date, and build exactly that. Changes are priced before they are made, not discovered on the invoice.
A product that keeps evolving
Named engineers who work your hours, join your standups and stay on the codebase. You direct the backlog; we own the quality of what ships.
Something live that needs looking after
A monthly block of hours for improvements, fixes and the small requests that otherwise wait months. Unused hours carry for a quarter.
Technology
National stores with many branches, trade portals and live gold pricing usually run on a headless Next.js storefront or WooCommerce with custom pricing logic. Smaller national brands can run well on Shopify. We recommend after discovery and explain the trade-offs. Whichever platform we choose, the code and accounts belong to you.
01Web
02Commerce
03Data and cloud
04Marketing and tracking
The rules on gold, tax invoicing, payments and data are specific to the Kingdom.
Precious metal products must be described consistently, with karat and weight shown clearly. Invoices must follow ZATCA e-invoicing. Payments run through SAMA licensed gateways with mada as the main local card. Customer data falls under the PDPL, supervised by SDAIA, and security expectations follow NCA controls. Customers expect Arabic first, right to left design. None of these is difficult on its own, but they shape the store from the first decision.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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