Brass & Copper Charms · Brass & Copper · MOQ 30 pcs
A small cast brass star charm with a jump ring, plated. Charms are the cheapest way to raise average order value — a customer who buys one chain often adds two — and casting keeps the points of the star sharp.
Overview
The star is the charm that sells as an assortment rather than a single piece. A customer picks a symbol, then another, and the basket grows each time — which is why a small charm is worth more on the shelf than its unit cost suggests. Selling two or three as a group is the usual way to run it, and the designs do not have to be complex to work.
The casting point is the same one that applies to any small face: relief is what makes it legible. A pressed star at this size loses the crispness at the points and looks soft, while a cast star keeps them defined. The finish matters too — points and edges are where plating is thinnest, so we polish the tips before plating and set the jump ring wide enough for the chain it will ride on.
Specification
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Base metal | Brass (copper and zinc) or copper; heavier than 316L for the same volume |
| Size | 10–18 mm across |
| Points | 5 or 6 points; tips polished before plating |
| Weight | 0.8–2.5 g depending on size and thickness |
| Attachment | Jump ring, sized to the chain you are pairing it with |
| Plating | Gold, rose gold or rhodium plating; thickness stated per micron on the quotation |
| Finish | Polished, satin, or oxidised recesses for contrast |
| Compatibility | Opens onto most cable, box and rope chains |
Variants
A clean five-point star; the most versatile and the easiest to reorder.
A raised rim around the star, which frames it and hides the finishing edge.
Recesses darkened so the shape reads clearly in a small product photo.
Two or three symbols ordered together as a small assortment to merchandise.
Best for
The classic charm play: attach one to every chain order.
Customers collect charms onto one chain, raising the basket each time.
A new symbol each season reorders on the same casting and brief.
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