Chain bracelets, tennis lines, rigid bangles, open cuffs and beaded strands in 925 sterling silver, brass and stainless steel.
A bracelet takes more mechanical abuse than any other piece of jewellery. It hits desks, catches on sleeves and gets pulled off one-handed — which is why the clasp and the link joints matter more here than anywhere else in the catalogue. We build bracelets for jewellery brands and online sellers in 925 sterling silver, brass and stainless steel, and we test the clasp on every batch rather than sampling it.
Our Guangzhou workshop cuts and solders chain in-house, forms bangles on a mandrel, and sets tennis lines with a four-prong continuous setting that is checked link by link. Because plating happens after assembly, the clasp and the chain come out the same colour — a mismatch that shows up immediately on a wrist.
Below are the bracelet styles we currently produce, the five constructions we run, and the length and clasp options we hold in stock. Bracelet length is the detail buyers most often guess at; we recommend ordering a size run rather than a single length for a first order.
Length, clasp and plating are all specified per order. Standard lengths are 16+3 cm, 17+3 cm and 18+3 cm; rigid bangles are sized by inner diameter instead.
Each construction has a different failure mode. Choosing the right one for the price point is what keeps the return rate down.
Cable, curb, rope, box and figaro chain with a lobster or spring-ring clasp and a 3 cm extender. We solder every link joint above 2 g — an unsoldered curb link is the most common cause of a bracelet arriving broken.
Continuous four-prong lines from 2 mm to 5 mm stones, with a box clasp and two safety catches. Every link is flex-tested 50 times before packing; a tennis bracelet that loses a stone in transit is almost always a link that was never tested.
Plain, twisted, hammered and stone-set bangles from 55 mm to 68 mm inner diameter. Formed on a mandrel and annealed twice so the shape holds; we do not size a bangle after setting because the stones will not survive the re-forming.
Adjustable open cuffs with a 6–10 mm gap, plain or stone-tipped. The cuff has to spring back after being opened, so we use a heavier gauge than a closed bangle and temper it after forming.
4 mm to 10 mm beads on elastic, steel wire or chain, with metal spacers and a charm. Elastic is stretch-tested to 3,000 cycles; for anything above 8 mm beads we recommend wire and a clasp instead, because the elastic wears through the bead hole.
Bracelet-specific tolerances. Length is measured clasp-to-clasp including the extender, which is the convention most US buyers expect.
| Item | Standard range we produce |
|---|---|
| Material | 925 sterling silver · brass H62 · copper alloy · 316L stainless steel |
| Length | 16+3 · 17+3 · 18+3 cm standard; custom lengths cut to order |
| Bangle size | Inner diameter 55 mm – 68 mm |
| Chain width | 1.0 mm – 6.0 mm |
| Clasp | Lobster · spring ring · box with double safety · toggle · adjustable slider |
| Main stone | Cubic zirconia AAA–AAAA · nano stone · synthetic spinel · glass crystal |
| Stone size | 1.5 mm – 5 mm for tennis lines; up to 10 mm for centre-set cuffs |
| Plating | Rhodium · 18K gold · 14K gold · rose gold · black rhodium · antique finish |
| Plating thickness | 0.03–0.05 μm standard · 0.10 μm heavy for daily-wear lines |
| Weight | 3.5 g (fine chain) – 22 g (stone-set bangle) |
| Extender | 3 cm or 5 cm chain extender with a logo tag |
| MOQ | 50 pcs per style on stock designs · 100–200 pcs for new tooling |
| Sample lead time | 7–10 days on existing moulds · 12–15 days with new CAD |
| Bulk lead time | 15–25 days after sample approval |
| Packing | Card · poly bag · velvet pouch · gift box · FBA labels |
| Compliance | Nickel release EN 1811 · lead and cadmium free (Prop 65) · SGS or BV on request |
If your market sells by size (S/M/L), tell us the length each size maps to and we will pack them as separate SKUs rather than one adjustable length.
The clasp is the part that decides whether a bracelet comes back. It gets its own test step before the piece is packed.
Send a reference, sketch or CAD file. Confirm length convention, clasp type and whether the extender is included in the stated length.
Costed BOM within one working day for stock constructions; 3D model in about 48 hours for custom bangles and tennis lines.
Chain cut and soldered, stones set, clasp fitted, then plated as one assembly so the clasp and links match in colour.
Chain cutting runs in parallel with casting; soldering, setting and plating are sequential and are the stages that set the lead time.
Clasp pull test, link flex test on tennis lines, bangle shape check, then AQL 2.5 inspection and cartoning.
Length, clasp and stone size are the three numbers we need. Send a photo and we will quote within one working day.
