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Clam Shell Bead Tip .925 Sterling Silver (10-Pcs)

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Clam Shell Bead Tip .925 Sterling Silver (10-Pcs)

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Price:$7.38

Item #:BD215

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Package of 10

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1 - 4 $7.38 5 - 9 $7.01 10 - 19 $6.64 20+ $6.27

Specifications

Color: Silver
Material: .925 Sterling Silver
Hole Size: 0.56mm (0.022") Hole at base
Style: Clamshell
_COLOR: Silver
_SimpleColor: Silver
_HIDE_KEY_2: .925 STAMP
_HIDE_KEY_3: Hook Dimensions: 1.1mm x 2.6mm x 3mm
_HIDE_KEY_4: Dimensions when closed: 3.8mm x 9mm

Sterling Silver Bead Tips are used to cover and protect the end knot on Bead Cord, which is then attached to the Clasp. This creates a clean, seamless look on any Necklace, Anklet, or Bracelet.

This Sterling Silver Clam Shell Bead Tip features a 3.5mm Cup, and is designed for attaching to Clasps and End Caps. Slip your Silk Bead Cord, Elasticity Cord, or any other Stringing material through the hole in the bottom of the Bead Tip, tie your knot, close the two halves together, and you've created an attractive Bead which hides the knot.

Cup size: 3.5mm
Hole Diameter: 1.25mm

Customer Reviews

Great design for knotted-beaded jewelry!

I produce custom one-of-a-kind knotted/beaded necklaces, bracelets, etc. on my website using all sorts of genuine gemstone beaded jewelry. In both gold and silver, these clamshell type bead tips are the best design to use to secure the end knot! I needed a bunch so I ordered a bunch. Price was good as well!

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Reviewed by: Ellen from Delaware. on 10/22/2018

Must have

Easy to use, essentially needed for my pearl necklaces

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Violet Witt from Hawaii. on 7/13/2021

Edges got together nicely

Nice size and edges are smooth

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Reviewed by: Claudia from Clarksdale. on 4/15/2021

Just what I needed

Love the ability to get a quality product, at a great price, and the right quantity I need!

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Emily from TN. on 10/18/2023

Good quality

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Reviewed by: Zengyi from Maryland. on 9/25/2019

Hole is too small

I bought these in hopes that I could finish my knotted necklaces with a clasp but the hole on these are too small for the cord that I use. I now will have to come up with another solution and fast as I hove an art show in a month.

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Julia Pitt from Kansas City. on 1/13/2025

small

small but it will work

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) janet from Essex. on 10/17/2022

Beautiful and nice quality

I keep going back to these to use on bracelets and necklaces. They are so efficient and nice looking.

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Janice Rose from USA. on 9/15/2022

Quality product

Very nice for the finishing touch on bracelets and necklaces.

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Karen from Modesto. on 9/26/2020

Nice

I used them to made a necklace for my mom. She love it a lot!

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) xiuxiao jiang from Sacramento. on 7/29/2019

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Q: Does the "hook" go inside the cup when the cup is closed? Thanks.

Asked by: Sandra - 8/18/2019

A: While that is a great idea, I don't think it was originally meant too. It just gets closed and is close to the clam part.

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Answer provided by: Michelle B. (8/20/2019)

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Q: Do you have instructions on how to close this clam shell after placing the thread in it?

Asked by: Janice - 7/4/2022

A: Once you have strung it on your strand and then tied your knot you can use chain nose pliers to gently close the clam. Then use chain nose pliers to close the loop once you have attached your clasp to the loop.

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Answer provided by: Michelle B. (7/5/2022)

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