3D modelling & sculpting
From your photo, sketch or drawing to a 3D model, with fine relief, textures and high-definition detail work.
Stone is where a metal piece stops looking like everyone else's. XANVOR sets agate slices, druzy, cabochons, rough stone, quartz and malachite into trays, boxes, bowls, canisters, coasters and handles — natural stone where every piece should be unique, reconstituted and synthetic stone where a colour has to repeat across a production run. The metalwork, the setting and the finishing all happen in our own Moradabad workshop.
MOQ 20 units per design · samples 1 unit minimum per design · quoted in USD, metal and stone priced separately.
The metal underneath is brass, silver-plated brass or copper, in polished, brushed, antique or gilded finishes — and the same shape can be quoted in any of them.
This is the question we ask every buyer first, because it changes the price, the lead time and what lands in the carton.
Quotations show metal and stone separately, so you can see what a different stone does to the price · orders are confirmed by Proforma Invoice.
Drag to rotate: an agate seam round a raised bowl, a banded agate coaster in silver plate, and a cabochon bezel-set into a brass lid.
Both, and the choice is the buyer's. Natural agate, quartz, malachite, onyx and rough stone give a piece where no two are alike. Synthetic and reconstituted stones repeat a colour reliably across a production run and across a repeat order six months later. Tell us which matters more for your range and we quote that route.
With reconstituted or synthetic stone, yes — the colour is made, not found. With natural stone we work to a matched lot and quote a colour range rather than a single shade, and we send photographs of the actual lot before production. Asking a natural slice to match a printed swatch exactly is the one thing nobody can promise.
Depending on the piece: a bezel raised from the metal, a gilded metal edge wrapped around an agate slice, claw or stud settings for cabochons, or bedding into a recess. Fixing method, metal thickness and stone thickness are all settled on the sample before production.
Yes. Send the specification — stone, cut, size, thickness, tolerance — and we quote the metalwork and setting against it. If the stone is coming from you, say so at the quotation stage so the piece is engineered to your dimensions.
They are supplied as decorative and serving pieces. If a piece has to take direct food contact, say so and we will specify a liner or a food-grade lacquer on the metal side, and note it on the quotation. Any testing your market requires is arranged on request and charged separately.
MOQ is 20 units per design, catalogue or custom, with samples from 1 unit per design. Pricing moves with the stone: size, thickness, grade and how much lapidary work the cut needs. Give us the stone and the size you want and the quotation shows the metal and the stone separately, so you can see what a different stone would do to the price.
A photograph of the stone you have in mind and a rough size is enough for a first price. If the cut you want is not practical at your quantity, we will say so and suggest the one that is.
No payment on this site — orders are confirmed by Proforma Invoice.
Samples & custom development
1-piece paid samples and customisation are available across our catalogue and for custom designs.
From your photo, sketch or drawing to a 3D model, with fine relief, textures and high-definition detail work.
Printed masters and prototypes for design review and production development. Printing is arranged with our production partners in India.
Custom sizes, materials, finishes, logos and detailing, developed to your approved specification.
Bulk MOQ: 20 selling units per design (piece, pair or set). For pair/set products, the 1-piece sample configuration is agreed in the quote. Paid samples, custom development/tooling and shipping are quoted separately.
Prices are EXW Moradabad, India. Shipping is extra and quoted separately.