Description
Thailand 925 Sterling Silver Linking Rings, Antique Silver
Size: about 8mm in diameter, 1.5mm thick, 5mm inner diameter.
Priced per 10 pcs
Please Note: Slight deviations in colors is allowed due to different display device.
Types of Linking Rings
●Closed linking rings work great with jump rings to make various fashionable jewelry.
●Often used for DIY minimalism dangle earrings, pendant necklaces, bracelets, key chains, macrame projects, sweater chains, etc.
●There are many materials available, such as stainless steel, acrylic, synthetic rubber , shell, resin, wood, silicone, etc.
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Dangle Earrings -
Pendant Necklaces -
Macrame Crafts -
Bracelets
●The main feature of quick link connectors is their closed but unsoldered linking rings. They are specially designed for making chains, such as curb chains, cable chains, cuban link chains, etc.
●Besides the usages below, quick link connectors also fit for DIY bracelets, necklaces, waist chains, mask lanyards, phone lanyards, etc.
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Eyeglasses Chains -
Chain Straps -
Hair Barrettes -
Dangle Earrings
● For acrylic/plastic quick link connectors, just put two chains connectors mouth-to-mouth and force them together. (Refer to picture ① below)
● For metal closed but unsoldered connectors, you need to use two jewelry pliers to twist and open them, so they can be linked to other connectors. (Refer to picture ② below)
● For open quick link connectors, just use jewelry pliers to close them after connecting. They are fit for making chains or as jewelry connectors for beads, cords, chains and pendants. (Refer to picture ③ below)
●These 3 shaped clasps, also called as knot chain clasps, featuring two ends with open slot. That makes it easy to connect beads, charms, ropes, hooks.
●Great for various DIY jewelry such as earrings, necklaces, bracelets, anklets, key charms, etc.
●The open back bezel linking rings are perfect for DIY UV & epoxy resin crafts, such as dangle earrings, pendant necklaces, key chains, etc.
●How to DIY: Firstly stick seamless paper tape under the linking ring to avoid overflowing. Then add small embellishments and pour the resin into it slowly.
●Tips: You can use a stick to make holes for your resin pieces instead of drilling on them.
Assistant Findings for Connecting Rings
How to Clean Sterling Silver Jewelry at HomeHow to Clean Sterling Silver Jewelry
at Home
It is important to clean your sterling silver jewelry regularly to remove tarnish and restore its shine for long-term use.
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Using Silver Polishing Cloth
Simply rub the tarnished area with a silver polishing cloth until the black residue is completely removed.
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Using Silver Polishing Sticks
Just rub it gently on the tarnished areas of silver jewelry.
Using Aluminum Foil & Baking Soda & Boiling WaterUsing Aluminum Foil & Baking Soda
& Boiling Water
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1.Cover the bowl with aluminum foil and place some baking soda along with your sterling silver jewelry inside the foil-lined bowl.
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2.Pour the boiling water into the bowl and stir for a few minutes.
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3.Take the jewelry out of the bowl and rinse off any remaining baking soda. Dry it with a soft cloth.
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4.Comparative display.
How to Prevent Your Sterling Silver Jewelry from Tarnishing.
Sterling silver jewelry tarnishes easily when it comes into contact with sulfur particles, especially in a humid environment. Therefore, it is important to store it properly.
- ● Shop Rhodium Plated Sterling Silver Jewelry
- Enhance your 925 sterling silver jewelry with our platinum plated collection (also known as rhodium-plated). The rhodium metal layer creates an anti-tarnish coating, allowing for extended wear without worrying about tarnishing.
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Chains 
Necklaces 
Finger Rings 
Earrings 
Bracelets
- ● Store in a cool and dry place
- Avoid damp areas like your bathroom, pool, wet basement and attic.
- ● Store individually
- Store your jewelry in an anti-tarnish zip lock bag not only to prevent tarnishing but also to protect it from chemical reactions and scratches when in contact with other metal jewelry.
- ● Keep away from harsh chemicals
- Items such as lotion, hair spray, skincare products, swimming pools, self-tanner, perfume, shampoos, conditioners, hot tubs, hand sanitizer, body washes, etc.
- ● Put on your jewelry at last
- This helps avoid potential contact with skincare products, makeup, hairspray, and perfumes, thereby reducing the risk of tarnishing.
- ● Take it off when doing household chores
- Materials with additional sulfur, such as household detergent, chlorinated water, sweat, and rubber, can speed up the tarnishing process.
- ● Not to wear them in wet place
- For example, your bathroom, swimming pool, or hot tub.
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