10FI220-AB: Jump Ring ANT Brass 13GA 10mm 9-10PC/5GM is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
These 10mm antique brass jump rings from Continental Bead Suppliers are hefty 13-gauge findings that bring a warm, aged-metal look to any metalwork project. Sold in packs of 10 pieces, they're sized generously enough to link chunky chain, large pendants, or layered components with ease.
The antique brass finish reads as a rich, oxidized gold-brown — earthy and moody rather than bright or brassy, with that lived-in warmth that pairs naturally with amber, smoky quartz, and deep autumn tones.
Use them to connect large focal pendants or oversized chain segments where a smaller ring would look flimsy. They're also a go-to for chain maille weaves that call for a bigger inner diameter, like Byzantine or box chain variations worked at a larger scale.
Pickup available at 8535 Commerce Place Drive NE Ste A
Usually ready in 2-4 days
*These are sold by weight the piece count is just an approximation and may differ on each shipment. Connect your jewelry with ease using our 10mm 13 Gauge Jump Rings, versatile components perfect for linking charms, chains, or clasps in necklaces and bracelets. Available in Multiple Colors, these sturdy 13 gauge rings offer durability and a splash of style for any design. Sold in 25 Gram Packages (approximately 46 pieces per pack), they provide ample supply for hobbyists, designers, and craft stores. Key Features: • Size: 10mm diameter for a versatile connection • Gauge: 13 gauge for strong, durable rings • Packaging: Sold in 5 Gram Packages (approx. 9 pieces) • Use: Ideal for jewelry making and crafting Care Instructions: To maintain the finish, store in a dry place and avoid contact with moisture or chemicals. Gently wipe clean with a soft cloth as needed. • Store in a dry and cool place to prevent tarnishing • Avoid getting wet to prevent tarnishing
10FI220-AB: Jump Ring ANT Brass 13GA 10mm 9-10PC/5GM is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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These 10mm antique brass jump rings from Continental Bead Suppliers are hefty 13-gauge findings that bring a warm, aged-metal look to any metalwork project. Sold in packs of 10 pieces, they're sized generously enough to link chunky chain, large pendants, or layered components with ease.
The antique brass finish reads as a rich, oxidized gold-brown — earthy and moody rather than bright or brassy, with that lived-in warmth that pairs naturally with amber, smoky quartz, and deep autumn tones.
Use them to connect large focal pendants or oversized chain segments where a smaller ring would look flimsy. They're also a go-to for chain maille weaves that call for a bigger inner diameter, like Byzantine or box chain variations worked at a larger scale.