Mayer offers Pewter for Jewelry, Figurines and Crafting. Buy what you need, when you need it!
Pewter is a malleable metal alloy with a low melting temperature of around 170–230 °C (338–446 °F). Traditionally composed of 85–99% tin and mixed with approximately 5-10% antimony, 2% copper, bismuth, and sometimes silver, pewter is commonly used for crafting. Mayer Alloys offers  pewter in bar or ingot. Contact us for more information current pricing and to place any orders.
Crafting Applications
Lead-free pewter ingots and alloys are used in many applications. Some of thee include:
- Jewelry
- Gifts
- Collectibles
- Novelty items
- Accessories
- Awards
- Decorations
- Game Pieces
Why Crafters Love Pewter
Low Melting Point: ~170–230°C (338–446°F), so it can be melted with a kitchen stove or hot plate.
Easy to Mold: Great for casting in silicone, rubber, or carved molds.
Nice Finish: Can be polished to a silvery shine or oxidized for an antique look.
Soft: Easy to engrave or shape with hand tools.