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Custom brass jewelry, developed and made for independent brands.

From sketch to sample to a small series — gold-plated brass, semi-precious stones or raw brass, made with our partner workshops in Jaipur, India.

What would you like to make?
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Workshops
Partner workshops, Jaipur
Typical run
30–100 pieces per design
Finishes
Gold-plated or raw brass
  1. A very fine gold-plated brass chain necklace with a small polished disc pendant, laid on white paper.

    01 Fine chain gold-plated brass

  2. A wide sculptural gold-plated brass cuff with a molten, folded surface, standing on dark slate.

    02 Molten cuff gold-plated brass

  3. A chunky gold-plated brass dome ring set with a large oval green chrysoprase cabochon, on grey stone.

    03 Dome ring chrysoprase cabochon

  4. Profile of a woman wearing a sculptural gold-plated ear climber and a small chunky huggie hoop.

    04 Ear climber worn

  5. Carved green wax ring models beside two freshly cast raw brass ring prototypes on a steel workbench.

    05 Wax models development

  6. A gold-plated brass pendant with a faceted amethyst in a four-claw setting, on a fine paperclip chain.

    06 Pendant faceted amethyst

Concept visuals: original images of pieces we can develop, not client work.

Rings, earrings, chains and cuffs — made to your design.

Sculpted, hammered, polished or brushed; fine and delicate or bold; set with stones, gold-plated or left raw for your own plater. Nothing comes from a catalog — every piece starts from your design, or is developed with you.

Pick a line to start a request with that type already selected. Images are concept visuals.

From a sketch to a sample you can hold.

Collection development is where most of our work begins. Bring an idea, a moodboard or finished drawings; we turn them into specifications and brass prototypes, and refine them with you until the sample is right.

  1. Raw brass prototype earrings and a cuff beside the pencil technical drawing they were made from, with a ruler and a digital caliper.

    01

    Drawing

    Your sketch becomes a measured drawing.

  2. Carved green wax ring models beside two freshly cast raw brass ring prototypes on a steel workbench.

    02

    Model

    Carved in wax or printed from your 3D file.

  3. A freshly cast brass casting tree with rings and pendants still attached to the sprue, on a workshop bench.

    03

    Casting

    Cast in brass, then cut from the tree.

  4. A jeweler's hands setting an oval blue-green cabochon into a gold-plated ring held in a ring clamp.

    04

    Setting

    Stones set and finished by hand.

  5. Freshly gold-plated earrings and pendants hanging in rows on copper plating racks above a plating tank.

    05

    Plating

    Gold-plated to the agreed specification.

Concept visuals of each stage, not photographs of a specific workshop.

  1. 01Brief
  2. 02Quotation
  3. 03Prototype
  4. 04Approval
  5. 05Production
  6. 06Shipping
Collection development The process in detail
A grey compartment drawer holding about forty identical gold-plated sculptural hoop earrings — one design, one small production run.
Concept visual

Thirty to a hundred pieces per design.

That is the run most independent collections need: enough to launch a style and restock it, without the volumes of an industrial factory. It is where we are at our best — attentive to each piece, flexible from one design to the next.

  1. 30–50
  2. 50–100
  3. 100–250
  4. 250+
Runs start at about 30 pieces per design. The dark range is where small-series work is at its best.
Plan your first run

Semi-precious stones, set by hand.

Statement pieces are where brass and stone meet: cabochons in hammered cuffs, rock crystal drops, colored stones in bold rings and pendants. Our partner workshops work in Jaipur, a city that has cut and traded colored stones for centuries — stones are sourced there or supplied by you, then set in gold-plated brass to your design.

Lapis lazuli
opaque cabochon
Malachite
banded cabochon
Carnelian
translucent cabochon
Green aventurine
cabochon
Rose quartz
cabochon or faceted
Black onyx
cabochon or flat cut
Rock crystal
faceted drops

Each stone is described on your quote — natural, treated or synthetic — so you can label your pieces correctly.

Design with stones Jewelry with stones
A wide hammered gold-plated brass cuff set with a banded malachite cabochon between two lapis lazuli cabochons.
Three-stone cuffmalachite, lapis lazuli
Statement earrings on slate: hammered gold domes with faceted rock crystal drops, and carnelian cabochons in gold bezels.
Dropsrock crystal, carnelian

Concept visuals, not client work.

Gold-plated, or raw for your own plater.

The same piece, two ways to receive it. Whichever you choose is written into the quote before production starts.

The same wave-shaped cuff twice: on the left in raw satin brass, on the right gold-plated with a polished finish.
Concept visual

Raw brass

Surface
Cast or fabricated, cleaned and finished to the surface you specify
Plating
Applied by your own plater, with the finish you already use
Delivered
Unplated
Raw brass

Gold-plated brass

Thickness
For example 1, 2 or 3 µm — confirmed per piece with the workshop
Tone & finish
Agreed in writing before production, checked on the approved sample
Delivered
Ready to sell
Gold-plated brass

Your designs stay yours.

A collection is often months of work, shown to us before anyone else sees it. We treat sketches, CAD files and pre-launch projects accordingly — and keep that separate from the personal data rules in our privacy policy.

How we handle confidential designs

  1. Used for your project only

    Sketches, photos and CAD files are used to assess, quote, prototype and produce your pieces — never offered to other clients.

  2. Shared on a need-to-know basis

    Only the partner workshop making your pieces receives the files it needs to make them.

  3. Not shown without your consent

    Your pieces stay out of our photographs, portfolio and presentations unless you agree in writing.

  4. NDA before files, if you need one

    Mention it in your request and we settle it before you send anything sensitive.

A closed grey portfolio held by an elastic band, design sketches turned face down under tracing paper, and a raw brass ring prototype.
Concept visual
A twisted bangle and a hammered cuff resting on a carved pink sandstone lattice in Rajasthani sunlight.
Concept visual

Made in Jaipur, with independent workshops.

Jaipur is one of India's historic jewelry cities: model making, casting, hand finishing, stone setting and plating all happen within the same city. We work with independent partner workshops there and manage your project end to end — we don't own a factory, and we say so.

Our Jaipur workshops Manufacturing in India

Questions brands ask

Do you work with small or first collections?

Yes — it is the core of what we do. Our natural run is about 30 to 100 pieces per design, the size most independent collections need to launch and restock a style. Larger runs are welcome; we confirm what is feasible design by design, in your quote.

Can you make jewelry with semi-precious stones?

Yes — statement pieces with stones are one of our specialties: cabochons set in hammered cuffs, rock crystal drops, colored stones in bold rings and pendants. Stones are sourced in Jaipur or supplied by you, set in gold-plated brass, and described on your quote as natural, treated or synthetic. See jewelry with semi-precious stones.

Is there a minimum order quantity?

Our runs start at about 30 pieces per design, and our natural range is 30 to 100. Larger runs are welcome. Exact quantities depend on the piece, the technique and the finish, and are stated in each quotation.

Can you plate to 1, 2 or 3 microns?

Those are typical thicknesses brands ask about. The achievable thickness, gold color and plating process are confirmed with the workshop for your specific piece, then written into the quotation and checked on the approved sample.

Can I buy the pieces unplated and plate them myself?

Yes. Pieces can be finished to the surface you specify and shipped in raw brass, ready for your own plater. See raw brass manufacturing.

What happens to the designs I send?

They are used to assess, quote and produce your order, and are not offered to other clients. If you need a non-disclosure agreement before sharing files, mention it in your request. See how we handle confidential designs.

Can you meet nickel or lead requirements for my market?

Tell us which requirements apply — for example EU limits on nickel release or US limits on lead in jewelry. We confirm with the workshop what can be specified and documented for your order before production starts.

Tell us about your collection

A few sketches, photos of pieces you love, or a technical file — whatever you have is enough to start. First collections are welcome; you do not need a final budget to ask.

You can send sketches, reference photos, CAD files, a quantity per design and a finish.

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