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03 July, 2026
Brass jewelry moves well in Australia. It has got that warm gold look without the gold price, so it sits right for the fashion and boho kind of buyer who shops a lot down here. For a retailer, that is an easy thing to put on the shelf and shift.
But here is where it gets tricky. Brass is only as good as the supplier behind it. The alloy, the plating, the finish, if any of that is off, the piece goes dark or marks the skin after a few wears, and the customer brings it back to you, not to the supplier.
So if you stock brass in Australia, a boutique shelf or an online store, the supplier you pick matters more than the price tag. The question is, are they actually reliable batch after batch, or just cheap?
If you are not sure which supplier can keep up its promises, then this blog will help you.
Here we have put together a list of the top 10 wholesale brass jewelry suppliers for the Australian market.
So, let's get started.
JewelPin runs out of Jaipur in India, and they make the brass jewelry and ship it to Australia in bulk.
The brass is mostly the rings and the earrings, made in their own unit, the plating and the finishing handled in the same place. They are RJC certified. The full catalog runs past 40,000 designs, the brass sitting alongside their silver and gold lines. The ready-to-ship brass you order off the collection in bulk, and the custom pieces they make in-house from your own drawings. They ship worldwide, India is the only market they leave out.
Gammies Jewellery is an Australian wholesaler that has been around for over 35 years now.
The brass shows up as 14k gold on brass, the earrings and the rings, sitting in with the trendy and boho fashion stock they carry. They wholesale to shops right across Australia, and the stock is kept here locally.
Meelah Collections makes its jewellery here in Australia, the handcrafted boho kind.
The brass runs through a good part of the range, the rings, the earrings, the cuffs, sat next to 925 sterling silver, natural gems, and the waxed cotton cord they use. Extra care goes into the finishing; the brass is made to hold up in water without tarnishing quickly. The boho rings come in 925 silver and brass. They wholesale the range and ship it worldwide from the site.
4. Laihas Bohemian Dreaming
Laihas Bohemian Dreaming sits down in Wollongong, run by an Australian designer named Laurel, the pieces are handmade rather than machine-pressed.
They have got a solid brass line, the gold brass earrings, and the rest of it, the brass is just copper and zinc with nothing harsh mixed in. Alongside the brass, they work with sterling silver and gold vermeil with real gemstones. The wholesale is made to order and runs fresh each time; the turnaround is usually two to five weeks.
Silvesto is one of the bigger names in wholesale brass, the whole operation is built around brass jewellery for the trade.
The range is huge, past 5000 brass styles, the earrings, the necklaces, the bangles, the rings, the anklets, right through to the bridal brass and the chains. They manufacture to a buyer's own spec as well, a design run to order. Prices show in Australian dollars on the site, and they sell B2B to retailers and resellers at factory rates.
Transglobal Trading has supplied Australian trade since 1976, working out of Brisbane.
They carry the finished wholesale jewellery, and the findings both, and the brass shows up in the findings line, a Korean-made range they call IF. That brass does not rust, it is nickel-free, and it comes Evergleam coated to hold off tarnish. The platings run to antique brass too across the metals. They sell across Australia and Oceania through their reps and the site.
Ore Metals works with the other end of brass, the raw material, rather than the finished piece, runs out of Sydney.
They sell the solid metals to jewellers, the brass and the copper sitting in with the gold, the silver, the platinum, all of it lab-certified. The brass comes as wire, sheet, and stamping blanks, the stuff a maker cuts and forms themselves. They lean ethically on the sourcing, the gold and silver side carrying Fairmined and recycled stock. Wholesale is there, and the shipping runs free.
ToMade is an online wholesale marketplace, the brass jewellery side of it running into the tens of thousands of pieces.
The catalog covers the necklaces, the earrings, the bracelets, the rings, the brooches, the anklets, and the lot sold at factory prices. They run an OEM side too, a custom piece turned around in something like five to fifteen days. The orders pull from a spread of factories and designers in the one place, the quotes coming back inside 72 hours.
Both verified. Essentials Jewelry (brass manufacturer behind many Australian labels) and Nihaojewelry (wholesale marketplace), then the final take.
Essentials Jewelry is a brass manufacturer that sits behind a lot of Australian labels, with the actual making done out of Jaipur in India.
Brass is their focus, going on 25 years at it, the casting runs on German plants that push past 6,000 pieces a day. They plate in gold and silver, with a big floor of craftsmen and a separate lot of QA checkers going over the work at stages. The bulk of what they do is private label and custom, a brand bringing its own designs for Essentials to make. Demi-fine labels, fast-fashion lines, and the lab-grown stone brands all run from the one facility.
Nihaojewelry runs as a wholesale marketplace out of Hangzhou in China, the brass sitting in a catalog that runs past 400,000 items.
Stainless steel and titanium are what they are known for, mostly, the gold-plated, the silver, and the copper brass, sitting in the range alongside. The prices run low, a lot of it in the one to three dollar bracket, pulling factory-direct off the thousands of suppliers they work with. They ship into Australia and a couple of hundred other countries, and the stock runs out of warehouses in China and Mexico.
So that is the ten, and they are not all the same kind of supplier. JewelPin and Essentials are the ones making the brass from scratch. A few others, Gammies, Meelah, and Laihas, are the Australian boho names. Then you have got the big wholesale catalogs in Silvesto, ToMade, and Nihao, plus Ore Metals over on the raw materials side. Where you start depends on what you need.
JewelPin takes the top spot here, the brass made in their own unit and shipped straight into Australia, the collection ready to browse and order in bulk.
