Pune, Maharashtra, India
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Sterling Silver Cord Ends help finish necklaces and bracelets immaculately. Can be used for cotton cords, leather cords and fiber.
Sterling Silver Spring Rings are best suited clasps for delicate and light weight bracelets and necklaces. spring Mechanism is very easy to use.
Transform Donuts into instant pendants pendants using this donut bail.
Fancy Sterling Silver Heart Rings. Can be used as connectors, hangers and even as charms.
Sterling Silver Ball Chain is the most popular chain used in jewellery. Ideal for light weight elegant jewellery. Finished with a Spring Ring.
Triangle Sterling Silver Jump Rings can be used as jump rings and also as bails for light weight jewellery. Very versatile and easy to use.
Split Rings are double jump rings. They have multiple uses, can be used as hangers, connectors, etc.
This Sterling Silver Bail has a prong on both sides at the bottom. It is the most practical bail that turns crystals, gemstones and beads into instant pendants.
The Two Prongs at the Bottm have to be expanded and then one can fit stones, cyrstals, etc to make Pendants
Sterling Silver Ball Chain is the most popular chain used in jewellery. Ideal for light weight elegant jewellery. Finished with a Spring Ring.
Sterling Silver Spring Rings are best suited clasps for delicate and light weight bracelets and necklaces. spring Mechanism is very easy to use.
All Gold Plated over Sterling Silver
Simple 925 Silver Fishook style earwire with a coil, all Gold Plating over Sterling Silver.
Dainty and Stylish 925 Sterling Silver Earwire, all Gold Plating over Sterling Silver
Sterling Silver Spring Rings are best suited clasps for delicate and light weight bracelets and necklaces. Spring Mechanism is very easy to use.
Sterling Silver Bail Part
This can be used to hang crystals, you can even add one of our Earwires on on top and make a complete Earring
Sterling Silver Jump Rings is the most standard and staple item required by artists for jewellery making. Very versatile and easy to use.
