Gold-Plated Stainless Steel Ball Chain
This ball chain is perfect for your DIY costume jewelry projects.
It is compatible with ball chain end caps and clasp end caps.
What can you do with a chain?
The possibilities are endless—here are a few easy DIY ideas:
- Add a clasp to the chain and you’ll have a gorgeous necklace with costume beads—with almost no effort at all.
- Use it as a subtle accent on earrings, like these tropical earrings.
- Consider mixing different chains on a necklace or bracelet. Take a cue from our pineapple-themed statement necklace.
- Make a headband by swapping out the rhinestone chain for this one.
- Incorporate it into your jewelry stacking look: stacking is the art of layering jewelry.
- Imagine a choker or a tassel necklace.
Pair this chain with seed beads, other chains, leather cords, charms, or pendants? Let your imagination run wild.
If you’re running out of ideas, feel free to draw inspiration from our multi-strand jewelry designs for your creations.
We have technical guides to help you assemble the beaded chain:
Why Stainless Steel?
A great alternative to silver, stainless steel—as its name suggests—is rust-resistant, durable, and long-lasting; it doesn’t corrode and is resistant to scratches. It’s an alloy of iron, carbon, nickel, and chromium.
Even though stainless steel contains nickel particles, since these are locked within the alloy, they cannot be released; this is why stainless steel is a hypoallergenic metal that does not irritate the skin.
How do you clean stainless steel?
There are many ways toclean stainlesssteel; here are a few:
- Apply a mixture of hot water and baking soda with a cloth, then rinse.
- Dish soap works too.
- You can also use lemon oil: soak a cloth in it and wipe your jewelry down.
Want to learn more about stainless steel?
We’ve put together a short fact sheet dedicated exclusively to stainless steel and its characteristics.
This product has been coated with a PVD finish.
Details:
Width: 1.6 mm
Sold in 1-meter bags
