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Half-drilled beads 6mm Lapis Lazuli x2

Reference : SP-606
Half-drilled beads 6mm Lapis Lazuli x2
Half-drilled beads 6mm Lapis Lazuli x2
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CHARACTERISTICS
Hole diameter
0,90mm
Diameter
6mm
Unit weight
0.3g
Material
Gemstone
Shape
Round
Origin
India
Deposit
Russia
Afghanistan
Half-drilled
Product description

Each bead is unique and can be very different from thepicture. The size of the bead and the hole may vary.

Pkg of 2 beads.

Deposit

The origin of the stone corresponds to the place where the stone was cut. The deposit refers to the place where the stone was extracted. Deposits are given for information purposes only and may vary depending on deliveries.

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By Anonyme (posted on : 19/11/2018 , purchased on : 15/11/2018)
J’ai acheté ces perles en 6mm pour aller sur les bagues références GLD-395 et et SSU-476.
Le trou de la semble plus grand que la tige. Du coup la perle tient mal avec la colle F-600, j’ai également essayé avec de la sader tout matériaux la perle reste fragile doc même elle tient mal.
Auriez vous un petit tuyau pour m’aider svp
Merci
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Our expert answers you (20/11/2018 16:06:48)
Pour commencer je vous déconseille fortement le colle F-6000. C'est une copie chinoise de la colle E-6000 qui est interdite à la vente en Europe depuis le mois de mai car elle contient du tétrachloroethylène, substance présumèe cancerigène...

Pour votre montage effectivement il y a du jeux car la tige de la bague fait 0.70mm et la trou de la perle un peu plus de 0.90mm.

Je pense toutefois qu'avec de la colle Hasulith cela peux tenir en remplissant le trou de la perle de colle. Et en laissant sècher 12 heures.
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By aline (posted on : 01/10/2015 , purchased on : 29/09/2015)
Bonjour
Les perles que je viens de recevoir semblent être en sodalite plutôt qu'en lapis lazuli car le bleu est mêlé de blanc et non de doré.
Je vais donc les échanger lorsque vous serez approvisionnés .
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Our expert answers you (14/10/2015 10:49:57)
Bonjour, Ce sont bien des lapis lazuli : il y a des inclusions dorées sur certaines d'entre elles mais par sur toutes .
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By Martine (posted on : 14/04/2015 , purchased on : 26/03/2015)
Superbes pierres et avec les clous cela fait une paire de boucles d'oreilles vite faite bien faite.
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