Brass & Copper Earrings · Brass & Copper · MOQ 30 pcs
A cast brass drop with a hand-set crystal, plated, on stainless steel posts. The casting carries a fine setting edge that a cheaper construction cannot, and the stone colour is matched batch to batch.
Overview
A drop earring earns its price in the setting. The cast brass head lets the claw or the bezel be drawn finely and keeps a clean edge around the stone, which is where a cheap construction shows: a heavy, rounded edge makes even a good crystal look inexpensive. Casting gives you a thin, defined setting, and that is the difference the customer sees in the photograph before she sees the stone.
Crystals also bring a variation problem, because colour and clarity move from lot to lot. We match stones batch to batch and keep the supplier and grade on file, so a reorder comes back close to the original rather than a visibly different colour. It is a small operational point that matters far more than the setting once you are on your third run.
Specification
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Base metal | Brass (copper and zinc) or copper; heavier than 316L for the same volume |
| Findings | Stainless steel posts and backs, nickel-free |
| Stone | Crystal or cubic zirconia; hand-set after casting |
| Stone size | 4–10 mm, in a claw or bezel setting |
| Drop length | 15–45 mm from the ear |
| Weight | 3.0–7.0 g per pair |
| Plating | Gold, rose gold or rhodium over the setting; thickness stated per micron |
| Finish | Polished drop with the setting rhodium-plated to hold the stone |
Variants
A bright, open setting that shows the most stone face and catches the most light.
A metal rim around the stone; fewer edges to catch, and it holds a chipped stone.
A pear or marquise crystal for a dressier read than a round stone.
A coloured stone for a trend run without a new casting.
Best for
A dressier earring than a hoop, sold at a gift-friendly price.
The same drop rerun with a new stone colour each season.
Sold with the coin medallion or a chain as a two-piece gift set.
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FAQ
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A fine brass chain set with freshwater pearls, plated in gold, rose gold or rhodium. The pearls carry the price: they lift the piece above a plain chain on your price list without adding metal cost, and because pearls vary by nature, matching them across a run is the operation that decides how good the batch looks. That matching is quoted, not assumed.
Pavé-set cubic zirconia stud earrings in 925 silver, 4–8 mm. The volume stud of a silver range, with the setting and the earring back specified rather than left to the cheapest option.
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