Custom Stainless Steel/Brass Lost Wax Casting for Jewelry, Sculpture and Art Decoration | OEM/ODM
Let’s define your requirement
Send a product link, drawing or short brief. We’ll work through the details with you.
- Confirm the specificationGrade or model, size and intended use.
- Define your orderQuantity, finish or configuration, and samples.
- Agree the quotation scopeIncluded work, key checks and delivery needs.
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Surface FinishPlated
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Product nameLost wax casting custom jewelry serviceKeywordOEM / ODM Custom Jewelry
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MaterialBrass, Stainless Steel, Silver, AlloyColorRAL & Pantone
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SizeCustomized SizeMOQ1 Piece
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Surface treatmentChrome PlatingOccasionAnniversary, Engagement, Gift, Party, Wedding, Daily/Business
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Eco-friendlyNo lead, no nickelPackageCustomized
Custom lost-wax jewelry service offers OEM/ODM support with brass, stainless steel, silver and alloy material choices. Stainless/brass sculpture and art-decoration enquiries are also within the design scope, with the actual object, dimensions and finished appearance to agree.
Choose the design for the jewelry occasion
Custom sizes support the selected jewelry design for anniversaries, engagements, gifts, parties, weddings and daily or business use. Provide the required geometry and dimensions for that project. Agree the actual material and any critical details before defining the finished item, keeping the occasion and design requirements connected.
Review chrome plating and the color reference
Chrome plating is a surface-treatment choice, with RAL and Pantone references available for appearance review. Agree the desired finish and color reference for the selected alloy and item. Define which surfaces require specific appearance or dimensional acceptance so the final result can be assessed against the approved design.
Define the lead and nickel exclusion scope
For lead- and nickel-exclusion requirements, specify the actual alloy, plating and completed-part acceptance. Agree the applicable test criteria and supporting evidence for that finished jewelry or decorative component. Keep the composition and finish requirements linked to the design rather than treating a general material label as the completed-part specification.
Set separate requirements for sculpture or wax properties
A sculpture or art-decoration project needs its own size, design, finish and display requirements. Identify those inputs separately from a jewelry drawing. If wax decomposition is required for the process, agree the wax formulation, test basis and acceptance before selection. This keeps that material requirement connected to the actual custom casting project.
