1. What are custom brass ornaments?

Custom brass ornaments are decorative items made from solid brass and designed according to a customer’s artwork, logo, or concept. They are commonly used as Christmas ornaments, commemorative ornaments, corporate gifts, promotional items, and collectible decorations.

2.  What customization options are available?

Custom brass ornaments can be fully customized, including:

• 2D or 3D products

• Shape and size

• Thickness

• Raised or engraved designs

• Cut-out (hollow) designs

• Surface finishes (polished, brushed, antique)

• Plating colors (gold, nickel, antique brass, etc.)

• Enamel or printed colors

• Custom ribbons or hanging cords

This allows businesses and brands to create unique ornaments that match their identity.

3. What is the minimum order quantity (MOQ)?

The MOQ usually starts from 100–500 pieces, depending on the ornament size, complexity, and production method.

4. What’s the production process for custom brass ornaments?

Creating high-quality custom brass ornaments involves several precise manufacturing steps to ensure durability, fine detail, and a premium finish. Below is the typical production workflow used by professional metal manufacturers.

1. Design & Artwork Preparation
The process begins with your design idea.
Customers provide logos, drawings, or reference images
Vector artwork is prepared (AI, PDF, EPS preferred)
Size, thickness, and surface style are confirmed
2D or 3D mockups are created for approval
This step ensures the final ornament accurately reflects the customer’s vision.

2. Mold / Die Creation
Once the design is approved, a custom steel mold (die) is manufactured.
CNC or engraving machines carve the design into hardened steel
The die captures all raised and recessed details
This mold will be used to stamp or cast the brass ornaments
A high-precision mold is critical for sharp details and consistent production.

3. Brass Stamping or Casting
The ornaments are formed using solid brass.
Stamping Process (most common for ornaments)
Brass sheets are cut into blanks
Hydraulic presses stamp the design using the custom die
Casting Process (for complex 3D ornaments)
Molten brass is poured into molds
Ideal for sculptural or thick ornaments

4. Trimming & Edge Finishing
After forming, excess material is removed.
Edges are trimmed
Holes for hanging ribbons may be punched
Surfaces are cleaned and deburred

This step ensures the ornament has smooth, professional edges.

5. Polishing & Surface Treatment
Polishing enhances the appearance of the brass ornament.
Common finishes include:
Polished brass
Antique brass
Brushed brass
Gold plating
Nickel plating

Multiple polishing stages may be used to achieve a premium finish.

6. Optional Coloring or Enamel
For decorative designs, color can be added.
Options include:
Soft enamel
Hard enamel
Printed UV color
Painted details

This adds visual depth and branding elements.

7. Quality Inspection
Each batch undergoes strict quality control.
Checks include:
Design accuracy
Surface finish quality
Thickness and size
Plating consistency

Defective pieces are removed before packaging.

8. Assembly & Packaging
The final ornaments are assembled and packed.
Possible additions:
Hanging ribbon or cord
Gift boxes
Poly bags or bulk packaging
Custom branded packaging

Products are then prepared for shipping.