Rings · Brass & Copper
Rings are the hardest category to get right, because sizing is where the returns live. We quote the size run, the band width and the metal weight per design, and we will tell you which sizing standard your market actually uses.
Range
MOQ 30 pcs per design for brass & copper. Weight and band width are on every spec line.
A cast brass band with a hand-hammered face, plated in gold, rose gold or rhodium. Hammering hides the small scratches a daily-wear ring collects, and brass is heavy for its volume, so the ring feels more substantial than steel at the same size. Plating thickness is quoted per micron, so its lifespan is a decision you make.
A cast brass ring with a hand-set cubic zirconia centre, plated in gold, rose gold or rhodium. It delivers the stone-set look at the lowest cost in the range, because the metal is cheap and the setting, not the casting, is the operation that carries the price. Stone size and setting style are quoted as their own lines.
A cast brass signet with an oval face, made to be engraved with an initial, a monogram or your own brand mark. Casting holds a crisp edge around the face, and brass carries the weight of a solid signet at a fraction of the silver cost. Send a vector file or a sketch and the design work is a scaling exercise, not a new drawing.
A cast brass open ring with a small gap that lets it flex onto a range of fingers, plated in gold, rose gold or rhodium. It removes sizing from the buying decision, which is what makes it a strong e-commerce piece, but the open ends are where plating wears first, so thickness is quoted per micron rather than assumed.
Rings
A ring is the only piece of jewellery that has to fit a measurement, which makes it the one category where a design can be perfect and the order still fails. Sizes differ by market — US, EU (ISO), UK alphabetical, and the Chinese and Japanese numberings all describe the same finger differently — so the first question on any ring order is which standard your customer reads.
The second variable is band width, and it is where weight goes. A 2 mm band on a size 7 is around half the metal of a 6 mm band on the same finger, and in brass & copper that difference shows up directly in the price because metal is the main cost. We publish the width and the weight together so the quote is checkable rather than a number to argue with.
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 |
| Size run decision | What we recommend |
|---|---|
| Single size, sized to your spec | Best for made-to-order: your assay sizes dictate the run, no dead stock |
| A spread of 5–7 sizes | Best for stock: covers most fingers but leaves you carrying the extremes |
| Band width | 1.2–2 mm for a delicate stack ring; 3–6 mm for a signet; 8 mm or more for a statement band |
| Sizing method | We send a ring gauge or a printable sizer with the sample so your own team can confirm |
Pricing
Only the bands that apply to these pieces are shown. At 500 pcs this category runs from $0.65 – 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 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ring | Brass / copper | $0.65 – 2.20 | At 500 pcs. 2–10 mm band, sizes 5–10 US |
| Stone-set or statement piece | Brass / copper | $2.40 – 7.50 | At 500 pcs. Crystal, glass or CZ, hand-set or glued |
Price list
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