Crimp beads in 925 sterling silver and 18K gold-plated silver
Sterling Silver Crimp Beads Tube 1.2mm x 1mm s4064.95 EURIn stock
Crimp beads, tube-shaped, sterling silver, 1.5 mm, 20 pcs., s4065.95 EURIn stock
Crimp beads, sterling silver 2 mm., 10 pcs., S3582.95 EURIn stock
Crimp beads, sterling silver, 2.5mm, 10-12 pcs., S3584.95 EURIn stock
Crimp beads sterling silver dia. 3mm S3584.95 EURIn stock
Crimp beads, tube-shaped, sterling silver, 2x1.5 mm, 20 pcs, s4976.95 EURIn stock
Crimp beads for your jewellery
Crimp beads in 925 sterling silver and 18K gold-plated silver. Match the crimp opening to your jewellery wire and use suitable crimping pliers.
Our silver findings have a 925 sterling silver base with a gold-plated surface. 925 means the alloy contains 92.5% silver. 18K gold-plated silver describes a layer of 18-carat gold over silver, not solid gold. These terms describe the base and plating, not two separate material ranges. Check each product for finish, dimensions and variants.
Look for the E-coated 18k 925 label. 925 refers to sterling silver, 18k to the gold plating and E-coated to an additional protective surface treatment. E-coating alone means neither silver nor gold plating and does not make the coating wear-proof.
Care for 18K gold-plated silver by wiping gently with a soft cloth and storing pieces dry and separately. Avoid perfume, chlorine, salt water, silver dips and abrasive polishing on the surface. Plating can wear; do not polish gold-plated pieces as if they were uncoated sterling silver.
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- What is the difference between 925 sterling silver and 18K gold-plated silver?
- Our silver findings have a 925 sterling silver base with a gold-plated surface. 925 means the alloy contains 92.5% silver. 18K gold-plated silver describes a layer of 18-carat gold over silver, not solid gold. These terms describe the base and plating, not two separate material ranges. Check each product for finish, dimensions and variants.
- What does E-coated 18k 925 mean?
- Look for the E-coated 18k 925 label. 925 refers to sterling silver, 18k to the gold plating and E-coated to an additional protective surface treatment. E-coating alone means neither silver nor gold plating and does not make the coating wear-proof.
- How should I care for 18K gold-plated silver findings?
- Care for 18K gold-plated silver by wiping gently with a soft cloth and storing pieces dry and separately. Avoid perfume, chlorine, salt water, silver dips and abrasive polishing on the surface. Plating can wear; do not polish gold-plated pieces as if they were uncoated sterling silver.