Bracelets · Brass & Copper
A bracelet is the piece customers tighten, drop and lose, so the closure matters as much as the design. We specify internal length, closure type and the metal weight of the run.
Range
MOQ 30 pcs per design for brass & copper. Length or diameter on every spec line.
A cast brass open cuff, plated in gold, rose gold or rhodium. It slides on over the wrist rather than fastening, so there is no clasp to fail, and the brass gives it a weight that a lighter metal of the same size cannot. The single sizing decision is the inner circumference and how far the opening flexes.
A heavy brass link bracelet on a lobster clasp, plated in gold, rose gold or rhodium. The links are cast solid rather than hollow, so the bracelet has the weight the look promises, and the wrist is where plating takes the most abrasion — which is why the micron count is written on every line of the quotation.
A cast brass bangle in an open-work filigree pattern, plated in gold, rose gold or rhodium. The fine ribs, twists and gaps are the reason to choose casting over stamping: they simply cannot be formed any other way at this price, and brass holds that level of detail without the metal cost of silver.
Bracelets
Bracelet returns split almost evenly between two causes: the length was wrong for the wrist, and the closure opened. Both are decided on the drawing, before a single piece is cast, which is why this page leads with measurements rather than photographs.
Length depends on the construction. A chain bracelet needs 2–3 cm of slack to hang properly and typically runs 16–19 cm; a rigid bangle has to pass over the knuckles and is specified by internal diameter, usually 55–65 mm. In brass & copper the same design specified as a bangle rather than a chain uses noticeably more metal, so the two are quoted as separate builds rather than variations of one price.
Material
| Fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Skin contact | Unplated copper or brass can leave a faint green trace — plating and a lacquer coat prevent it |
| Feel | Heavier than 316L for the same volume |
| Detail | The material for filigree, rope, open-work and heavy texture |
| Findings | Stainless steel posts and backs optional for sensitive ears |
| Construction | How we specify it |
|---|---|
| Chain bracelet | 16–19 cm internal, 2–3 cm of slack so it hangs rather than grips |
| Rigid bangle | Internal diameter 55–65 mm — it must clear the knuckles, not the wrist |
| Open cuff | Gap set to your spec; brass and steel hold shape better than silver |
| Adjustable slider | Roughly 3 cm of range from one size; the cheapest way to skip a size run |
Pricing
Only the bands that apply to these pieces are shown. At 500 pcs this category runs from $1.30 – 7.50 per piece, and the full material price table is on the brass & copper page.
| Item | Typical specification | Indicative ex-works | What it assumes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bracelet or bangle | Brass / copper | $1.30 – 4.20 | At 500 pcs. Cuffs, chains, hinged bangles |
| Stone-set or statement piece | Brass / copper | $2.40 – 7.50 | At 500 pcs. Crystal, glass or CZ, hand-set or glued |
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