Material:
- Iron Core: The jump rings are made of iron, a strong and affordable base metal for jump rings.
- Copper Finish: The description mentions “Copper” but doesn’t specify the exact application. It likely uses one of these methods:
- Copper Plating: A thin layer of copper is applied to the iron core for a reddish-brown metallic copper finish. This is a common way to achieve a copper finish on jump rings.
- Copper Paint or Coating: The iron core is painted or coated with a copper-colored lacquer or other material. This might be less durable than plating and more prone to chipping or wearing off.
Color:
- Copper: The jump rings will have a copper appearance. The exact shade of copper (bright copper, antique copper) might not be specified by the seller.
Size:
- Diameter: 4 millimeters (mm). This is a smaller size for jump rings, suitable for delicate jewelry designs or connecting smaller components.
Quantity:
- Pack of 1000 Pieces (50 Grams): You’ll receive approximately 1000 jump rings, but the exact number depends on the manufacturing process. The weight (50 grams) provides an estimate, not a guaranteed number.
Uses:
- Jump rings are essential findings in jewelry making, used for:
- Connecting clasps to jewelry pieces.
- Attaching pendants or charms to jump rings on chains or necklaces.
- Linking multiple jump rings together to create chains or fringe.
- Making jump ring loops and findings for various jewelry applications.
