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Eye Pins
Eye pins are wire pins with a ready-made loop at one end, for linking beads into chains and connecting drops. This collection has eye pins from 9/16 inch to 2 inches long in 20 to 24 gauge, in Silver-Plated, Gold-Plated, rhodium-plated, antique copper, antique brass and gunmetal finishes, plus Sterling Silver.
Gauge is listed with millimeters, for example 22 gauge (0.64 mm). For wrapped loops, 22 to 24 gauge (0.64–0.51 mm) works well.
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Eye Pin 2IN 20GA Silver Plating
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Eye Pins 2in Gold 21GA 67PC/14GM
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Eye Pins 3/4in Silver Plating 140PC/14gm 21GA
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Eye Pin 2IN 20GA Antique Copper
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Eye Pin 2IN Gunmetal 22GA 87PC/14GM
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Eye Pin 2IN 20GA Antique Brass
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Eye Pins
Good to know
- Lengths from 9/16 inch to 2 inches.
- Gauges from 20 gauge (0.81 mm) to 24 gauge (0.51 mm).
- For wrapped loops, 22 to 24 gauge (0.64–0.51 mm) works well.
- Sterling silver pins are more ductile than standard base-metal pins.
- Plated finishes tarnish over time; store pins in sealed bags.
Questions & answers
What do Silver-Tone and Gold-Tone mean?
They describe base metal, such as zinc alloy, brass or iron, in a silver or gold color with no precious metal claimed. Sterling Silver, Gold Filled, Silver-Plated and Gold-Plated findings are always named as such.
Why are my plated findings tarnishing?
Gold-plated and silver-plated findings tarnish over time from skin acids, moisture and air. Sterling silver also tarnishes naturally but can be polished. Keep findings away from lotions, perfumes and chemicals, and store them in sealed bags or anti-tarnish pouches.
What does sterling silver mean?
Sterling silver is at least 92.5% pure silver (925). Plated items can't be called sterling. Sterling tarnishes naturally and can be polished back.
Ages 16+. Not intended for use by children. Contains small parts that can be a choking hazard.