Rings for Jewelry & Bag Making
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Rings are the connecting hardware that links jewelry, bags, and keychains: jump rings join charms and clasps, split rings hold keys and pendants securely, D-rings and O-rings anchor straps and lanyards, and key rings finish fobs and gear. Two specs decide fit: inner diameter (in millimeters) and wire gauge or thickness, both of which a good listing states. A jewelry maker wants open jump rings in 4-8mm and a matching metal; a leatherworker or bag maker wants welded D-rings and O-rings in 15-40mm rated for weight. Match metal to the job: sterling and gold-fill for fine jewelry, antique brass for boho, nickel-free stainless or solid brass for hardware that takes daily wear. Base-metal jump ring multipacks run $4-$12, stainless or plated split-ring and D-ring sets $10-$30, and solid sterling or heavy welded bag hardware $15-$60+. Most stocked rings ship in 3-7 business days; oxidized or made-to-order pieces take 1-2 weeks.
Use the D-Rings, Jump Rings, and Key Rings tiles, then filter by metal, inner diameter, and pack size to land on the exact ring a project needs.