MATTE BLACK ICE 3.4mm 20 GA Jump Rings / 5 Gram Pack (approx 275

MATTE 3.4mm (1/8") ID - 20 GA Jump Rings are made with 0.8mm thick wire and have an aspect ratio of 4.2. These jump rings are sold in 5 gram packs containing approximately 275 rings. These jump rings are sawcut for clean straight edges making them excellent for use in chainmail and other jewelry designs. They are made
MATTE 3.4mm (1/8) ID - 20 GA Jump Rings are made with 0.8mm thick wire and have an aspect ratio of 4.2. These jump rings are sold in 5 gram packs containing approximately 275 rings. These jump rings are sawcut for clean straight edges making them excellent for use in chainmail and other jewelry designs. They are made with aluminum wire, making them light, and colored using an anodizing process resulting in long lasting tarnish-resistant color. Please note: The ends of these rings are not colored, as they are cut after anodizing. Anodized aluminum can be scratched with steel, so pliers with coated ends should be used when handling them. Color may vary from batch to batch, so it's a good idea to order enough jump rings to completely finish your project. The anodizing process used to make these rings is FDA-approved for cookware. Item Specs: 20 AWG Open Jump Rings Saw Cut Anodized Aluminum 5 grams = approx 275 jump rings Actual ID 3.40mm or 0.135 Actual OD 5.02mm or 0.199 Aspect Ratio (AR) 4.2

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