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Metal Connector Element ABC, 10x39x2 mm, Hole 2 mm, Antique Bronze Color - 4 pcs

SKU: 136102
Weight: 7 gr.
Piece: 4
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Product description

Metal connector bead in the shape of a scroll with the initials ABC


Connector elements are a great convenience when creating custom jewelry. They serve as links between different design components, while also adding variety to the overall design. There are no limits to imagination, and therefore, no limits to the applications of these beads. Metal pairs beautifully with any other material, creating a stunning visual accent. Many of the metal beads are in the Tibetan style and are made from various iron alloys, often containing some silver. They have the appearance of antique silver, but in some cases, they are polished, making them brighter and shinier. Despite being budget-friendly, these beads have a valuable appearance. Every metal, whether precious or not, holds value—not just aesthetically, but also energetically. In Feng Shui, metal is one of the five energy elements that play a crucial role in achieving balance in life and at home. Metal energy is associated with intelligence, focus, healing, and creativity. It helps to crystallize ideas and concepts. The metal ornaments we wear as jewelry can be a source of concentration and determination in our lives.



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