


Ear Wires with Earring Component and Pinch Bail in Sterling Silver 22 Gauge
Marsoni
M251S
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Ear Wires with Earring Component and Pinch Bail in Sterling Silver 22 GaugeThe sterling silver ear wires are a fishhook style and have a coil and loop onto which a small chain is attached. Bar earring components and a tapered pinch bail with two small pegs that you pull apart gently to open and pinch back in to place to close and onto which you can attach beads, charms, to give your earrings a professional look. These are a unique choice for many jewelers, jewelry designers and artists for making fabulous earrings. The ear
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