Brass & Copper Bracelets · Brass & Copper · MOQ 30 pcs
A cast brass open cuff, plated, sized to slide on rather than clasp. The open form removes the clasp from the design — nothing to break — and the brass gives the wrist the weight the look implies.
Overview
The open cuff is the lowest-risk bracelet to make and to sell, because it has no clasp, no hinge and no spring — the three parts that fail first on a bracelet and generate the returns. It is simply an arc of metal that flexes over the wrist and holds itself there, which is why it has been a staple of the category for decades and why it is worth casting in brass rather than forming.
Weight is what makes it work. A cuff has to have enough body to stay put, and brass gives you that body at a lower cost than silver or steel, so the piece feels as solid as it looks. The honest note is the underside: a cuff sits against the wrist all day, so the inside face is where the plating is tested, and we specify that face the same way as the outside rather than treating it as a hidden surface.
Specification
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Base metal | Brass (copper and zinc) or copper; heavier than 316L for the same volume |
| Width | 6–20 mm; wider cuffs read as statement pieces |
| Thickness | 1.2–2.5 mm wall, tuned to the flex the design needs |
| Weight | 12–28 g depending on width and inner size |
| Opening | 18–30 mm gap, sized to slip over the wrist bone |
| Plating | Gold, rose gold or rhodium plating; thickness stated per micron on the quotation |
| Finish | Polished, satin, hammered or oxidised for contrast |
| Inner face | Plated to the same spec as the outside, where it meets skin |
Variants
A clean arc, the most forgiving design and the easiest to reorder exactly.
A struck face that hides the small scratches a worn cuff collects.
Wider at the centre, narrowing to the ends; a more sculpted read on the wrist.
Recesses darkened so the shape of the cuff reads from a distance.
Best for
A bracelet with nothing to break is the one customers keep on.
A solid, weighty piece that reads as more expensive than it is.
A plain cuff under a chain bracelet covers two looks from one SKU.
Sizing
A cuff is sized by its inner circumference when relaxed, plus the opening. Because it flexes, one size can cover a small range, but the metal does not like being opened far, so tell us the middle of your target range and we will set the gap around it.
| Dimension | Guidance |
|---|---|
| Inner circumference | 16–18 cm covers most women's wrists; 19–21 cm for men's |
| Opening | 18–30 mm, enough to clear the wrist bone without over-flexing |
| Adjustment | A cuff can be gently squeezed or opened once to fit; it is not a daily adjust |
| Caution | Opening a cuff repeatedly works the metal; specify the size rather than relying on flex |
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