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Double Bar Bails - 5 Pack

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Double Bar Bails - 5 pack

Double Bar Bails - 5 Pack by Aanraku Studios

$11.95 USD
Item# 63996   In Stock
  • Bails feature a brilliant silver plated finish
  • Perfect for oversized, geometric cabochons
  • A unique new way to show off your glass art
  • Bails measure 1-1/4" x 3/4", sold in a 5 pack

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Product Description

Finish your design with a double bail for a unique look. Perfect for geometric and over sized pendants these silver plated bails will add a touch of flair to your next design. Simply attach to cabochon using your favorite glass adhesive. Bails measure 1-1/4" x 3/4". Sold in a 5 pack.

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Pros : I like the style and look of this and the different look from regular single bails.
Cons : Wish it looked a little more polished and richer and came in gold-plated as well.
Other Thoughts : Bought five, used one. Waiting to see how it goes over.
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