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Findings and supplies for making your jewellery

Everything you need to assemble your jewellery, all in one place: findings, chains and blanks, threads and cords, tools.

24K fine-gold plated brass made in Europe, 925 silver-plated, solid silver or stainless steel: choose the finish that suits your project.

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24K fine goldgold-plated brass, made in Europe
Nickel-freeand lead-free, REACH compliant (Europe range)
Stainless steelfor everyday jewellery

Findings

Findings to assemble your jewellery

Earrings, jump rings, clasps, head pins: the pieces that connect, close and finish your creations.

Premium 24K gold-plated findings

Chains & blanks

Chains and jewellery blanks

Chains by the metre or in fixed lengths, ring, bracelet and brooch blanks: the foundation of your creations.

Premium 24K gold-plated chains

Guide

Choosing your finish

Gold-plated, silver-plated, solid silver or steel: each finish has its strengths. Here is how to tell them apart.

Finish	What it is	Ideal for	Care
24K fine-gold plated (Europe)	Brass made in Europe, plated with 24-carat fine gold	Findings, chains, earrings	Avoid water, perfume and creams
3-micron gold-plated	A thicker, 3-micron layer of gold	Rings and jewellery worn every day	Same precautions, better resistance to rubbing
925 silver-plated	925 silver plating on a brass base	A bright silver look at a low price	Avoid water, perfume and creams
Solid 925 silver	Sterling silver all the way through	Fine, long-lasting jewellery	Restore its shine with a silver polishing cloth
Stainless steel	Strong, durable metal: won't rust or tarnish	Affordable everyday jewellery, sensitive skin	A soft cloth is all it needs

Gold plating is still a surface layer: the thicker it is, the longer it lasts. Take off your jewellery to wash, swim or apply perfume and cream.

Our brass findings made in Europe are nickel- and lead-free, REACH compliant. Learn more about our Made in Europe range.

Made in Europe

Made in Europe: championing craftsmanship

Brass has been the material of jewellery for centuries. We choose a high-quality European brass, plated with 24K fine gold, for findings that keep their shine and their strength.

We have worked with our European manufacturers for more than 10 years: a way of championing and preserving European craftsmanship.

24K fine-gold plated brassA warm, deep gold on quality European brass.
Nickel- and lead-freeFindings compliant with REACH, the European regulation on chemical substances.
More than 10 years togetherThe same European manufacturers, for consistent quality from one order to the next.
Steel as a complementFor affordable everyday jewellery, stainless steel won't rust or tarnish.

Discover our Made in Europe range Stainless steel for everyday wear

Threads & cords

Threads, ribbons and cords

The right thread makes the right piece: silk, nylon, waxed thread, ribbon or leather, depending on your beads and your design.

All threads and cords

Tools & kits

The right tools to get started

Pliers, glues, needles: the tools that make your jewellery making simpler and neater.

Must-haves

Our most-ordered findings

The findings our makers order most, in 24K fine-gold plated brass.

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Frequently asked questions

Choosing the right findings

Which finish should I choose for my findings?

For a warm gold and findings made in Europe, choose 24K fine-gold plated brass. For a ring or a piece worn every day, go for 3-micron gold plating. For a silver look, 925 silver-plated or solid 925 silver. For affordable everyday jewellery, stainless steel. Our finishes guide compares them.

What is the difference between 24K fine-gold plating and 3-micron gold plating?

Both are gold platings. 24K fine-gold plating gives a rich, deep gold. 3-micron gold plating applies a thicker layer of gold that better resists rubbing: it suits rings and jewellery worn every day.

Is stainless steel suitable for everyday jewellery?

Yes. Stainless steel is strong and durable: it won't rust or tarnish and suits most sensitive skin. It is the ideal range for affordable everyday jewellery. Discover our stainless steel selection.

Which tools do I need to get started?

Three pairs of pliers are enough for most projects: flat-nose pliers to open and close jump rings, round-nose pliers to form loops, and side cutters for head pins and wire. You will find them in our tools.

Which jump ring size should I choose?

Small 3 to 4 mm jump rings suit fine chains, clasps and small charms. For a heavier pendant or a thicker chain, choose a larger diameter. Always check that the ring fits through the chain link and the bail.

How do I open a jump ring without bending it out of shape?

Hold the ring with two pairs of pliers, one on each side of the opening, then twist one towards you and the other away from you. Never pull the two ends apart: the ring would not close properly. Close it with the same motion, in reverse.

Do you sell to professionals?

Yes: makers and shops can benefit from dedicated prices. Discover our PRO area.

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