Make personalized costume jewelry totally trendy with this Gold Filled14K - 585 thousandths element in the shape of a seahorse, turned on the left side!
Very light, hand-stamped with a press: the decoration is in volume on one side and the back is recessed.
Indeed, more and more designers are adorning their cabochons with small elements of different shapes. An original idea for creating unique DIY jewelry!
What's more, the seahorse pattern lets you create marine-themed jewelry as a gift or for yourself.
How do I use this Gold Filled seahorse?
You can glue your jewelry component onto a cabochon, a ring, an earring, a bracelet... For this, you'll need a little Hasulith-style jewelry glue.
Take inspiration, for example, from these fancy earrings or this rush bracelet.
You can cast it in the mold of your choice with resin and make an original pendant like in this Gold Filled necklace tutorial with star inclusion.
Want to discover more ideas? Check out our DIY jewelry designs. They're sure to inspire you.
Are you new to creating costume jewelry? Don't panic! We've got the tips and advice you need to get started with DIY jewelry.
Find out how to open a ring and many other basic techniques.
What is Gold Filled?
Gold Filled is the treatment of a metal (often brass) using a mechanical process to apply a layer of gold alloy of varying titration. The weight of gold alloy corresponds to 1/20 of the total weight of the product.
For the more inquisitive, we explain the differences between gold filled and gold plated, so you can choose the material that's right for you.
If you want to slow down the oxidation process even further, you should handle these components with gloves and avoid contact with perfumes, skin oils and lotions. You should also keep them in a dry, temperate place.
Please note that sizes and shapes may vary by a few millimeters.
Details:
Height: 10.5 mm
Width: 4.5 mm
Thickness: 0.65 mm
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