Jumprings
Discover our selection of stainless steel and gold-plated stainless steel rings, essential elements for bringing your jewelry creations to life.
Whether they're open or closed, round, triangular or oval, single or double, joining rings are indispensable components for creating stainless steel jewelry. For a multi-strand necklace, a charm bracelet or hoop earrings, you'll need them!
Buy joining rings and give life to jewelry that will seduce with its quality and elegance.
Opening a ring
- Hold the ring with two flat pliers positioned perpendicularly, with the opening at the top, between the two pliers.
- Open the ring by turning the pliers sideways to avoid deforming the ring.
- To close it, turn the ring wire in the opposite direction until the two ends of the ring come together. The ends should be touching.
Want to know more? Visit our technical data sheet and follow our advice on how to open a ring.
Choosing a ring size
Choosing the right ring size is important for the strength and aesthetics of your jewelry creations. Here are a few tips to guide you:
- Diameter: consider the overall style of your jewelry when choosing the size of your joining rings. For a delicate, streamlined design, smaller, slimmer rings will be more appropriate. On the other hand, for a bold or more structured look, larger, thicker rings can add a decorative touch while reinforcing strength.
- Wire thickness: make sure the ring wire is compatible with the hole in the components you're connecting.
What is a junction ring?
Also called broken rings or connector rings, junction rings are jewelry primers used to assemble and connect elements together. They are useful for connecting a pendant to a chain, a clasp to a bracelet, a mini charm to a customizable ring, a charm to earrings or different parts of a piece of jewelry.
Which pliers to use to open a ring?
To open a ring, you can use flat-nose pliers. There are also specialized pliers for opening double rings, which are sometimes harder to handle.











































































































































