Hammered Glassware Collection

The collection uses both soda-lime and borosilicate glass. Soda-lime glass is common for decorative pieces like vases and candle vessels, while borosilicate offers a low thermal-expansion coefficient and high thermal-shock resistance, making it suitable for barware and vessels exposed to hot or cold liquids.

Yes. Gemixx offers full custom mold development from a sketch, render, or competitor sample, along with private label embossing, etching, and printing to your artwork. This allows brands to create exclusive hammered glassware designs, from candle vessels to barware, tailored to their specific product line.

MOQs vary depending on whether an existing mold is used or a new custom mold is developed, as well as the finish and glass type selected. Because pricing and quantities are confirmed per quote, we recommend contacting our team directly with your specifications for an accurate MOQ and cost estimate.

Standard production lead time is 40 to 60 days after sample approval. This timeline covers mold finalization, hand-blown or pressed production, and quality control before shipment. Sampling and prototyping are quoted and scheduled separately prior to full production.

Pieces made from borosilicate glass are well-suited for both hot and cold beverages due to their low thermal-expansion coefficient and high thermal-shock resistance. Soda-lime glass pieces are generally better suited for decorative or ambient-temperature use, such as candle vessels and tabletop décor.

In addition to the signature hammered/textured finish, Gemixx offers clear, colored, frosted, cut, and seeded glass finishes, along with embossed, etched, and printed decorative options. These can be combined or applied selectively to create a coordinated, branded look across a product line.