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TRINITY BRASS Co™- Brass Stampings
Trinity Brass Co. specializes in brass findings from delicate filigrees to bold stampings, that are all professionally finished in the USA and are nickel & lead compliant. Many of their brass findings are still made using the original dies made over 100 years ago. This means you use the same stampings as you will find used in antique jewellery that grace the pages of vintage jewellery books. These are great for using in your 'Steampunk Jewellery' designs.We offer these in 2 colours, Antique Silver and Antique Gold.
Antique Silver - uses real silver in the plating process and is antiqued to enhance the detail in each piece. Using real silver allows the pieces to be bent without the plating cracking. Antique Gold - is a beautiful rich gold with a shiny finish. It has an elegant and sophisticated finish achieved through oxidation and is not plated.
Both finishes have been treated with a protective non-toxic lacquer, designed to prevent the pieces from changing colour over time. To clean use a damp cloth. Polishes and pastes can remove the lacquer and leave the brass un protected. Scroll down to view all sections.
Antique Silver - uses real silver in the plating process and is antiqued to enhance the detail in each piece. Using real silver allows the pieces to be bent without the plating cracking. Antique Gold - is a beautiful rich gold with a shiny finish. It has an elegant and sophisticated finish achieved through oxidation and is not plated.
Both finishes have been treated with a protective non-toxic lacquer, designed to prevent the pieces from changing colour over time. To clean use a damp cloth. Polishes and pastes can remove the lacquer and leave the brass un protected. Scroll down to view all sections.
