Sterling Silver 4" 1.9mm Flat Head Pin, 1/4-Hard
- Gauge : 21 ga.
- Fabrication method : Fabricated
- Country of origin : United States
- Weight : 8.402g (0.296 ounces)
$23.56
priced per pack of 20
Description
This sterling silver flat head pin sits flush against the base of beads or other components, adding a pinpoint dash of white metal. Use this pin to create dangles and drops for your pendant and earring designs. Flat head pins offer a discreet, almost hidden end for your component designs; the low-profile head lies flat against your bead or finding ensuring that all the attention will be on the component, not on the pin. The most popular choice for most applications, 1/2-hard pins stand up well in most jewelry styles and still allow the wire to be formed as needed—then hold their shape reasonably well. Choose an appropriate pin thickness based on your design and the hole size of your beads or findings so that they will be held securely in place without wobble or risk of loss.
Specifications:
- Gauge : 21 ga.
- Fabrication method : Fabricated
- Country of origin : United States
- Metal type : Sterling silver
- Purity : .925
- Hardness : 1/4-hard
- Thickness : 0.028" (0.71mm)
- Pin size : 4"
- Head size : 1.9mm
- Style : Head pin
- Jewelry Type : Head pins & eye pins
Please Note:
• Pins may require straightening. To straighten, simply roll the pin between two flat surfaces.
• IMPORTANT: Sterling silver is an alloy containing metals that react with chemicals found in air and produce tarnish; high moisture levels, exposure to sunlight and contaminants such as salt water increase this reaction. Take steps to protect your sterling findings by keeping them in airtight packages, use tarnish-resistant products (such as tarnish tabs or strips) that absorb harmful chemicals, and store sterling findings in a cool, dry place. Most tarnish is easily removed by polishing with a mild abrasive or soaking in an anti-tarnish solution.
• IMPORTANT: Sterling silver is an alloy containing metals that react with chemicals found in air and produce tarnish; high moisture levels, exposure to sunlight and contaminants such as salt water increase this reaction. Take steps to protect your sterling findings by keeping them in airtight packages, use tarnish-resistant products (such as tarnish tabs or strips) that absorb harmful chemicals, and store sterling findings in a cool, dry place. Most tarnish is easily removed by polishing with a mild abrasive or soaking in an anti-tarnish solution.
Catalog page: 2019-2020 Gems and Findings & Display and Packaging Catalog p. 527
