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Silver Plated Jump Ring Assortment

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Silver Plated Jump Ring Assortment
Silver Plated Jump Ring Assortment
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Product Features

  • 4mm, 5mm and 6mm silver plated rings
  • Contains approximately 40 pieces per pack
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A Jewelry Making Essential
Finish your jewelry with strong, uniformly shaped rings that match your findings. Assortment contains 4mm, 5mm and 6mm silver plated rings on a strong brass core, approximately 40 pieces per pack. Use them to connect project pieces together and allow movement, or solder onto your soldered art jewelry. Count is approximate. 2 gram package.

Shown in additional images from left to right are a Memory Frame bracelet by Ranger Inc, necklaces by artist Lisa Bluhm from "Simple Soldered Jewelry & Accessories" book #6704, a charm bracelet by artist Suzanne McNeil from "Simply Soldered" book #6648, and Mini Link earrings by artist Melanie Churchill. All were assembled with jump rings.

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