Selizo 50Pcs Necklace Cord Black Waxed Cotton Cord for Necklace Making and Bracelet Making
Product Description
Selizo 50Pcs Necklace Cord Black Waxed Cotton Cord for Necklace Making and Bracelet Making
- QUANTITY: Selizo necklace cords includes 50 pcs black necklace cord with clasp that are enough for making necklace, bracelets and other jewelry projects
- ADJUSTABLE SIZES: The bracelet string is 1.5 mm in diameter, 20” in length. It also comes with a 2” extender chain for jewelry making. You can adjust the length to fit your needs by cutting off the cord or adjusting the extender chain
- SEMI-FINISHED DESIGN: The necklace cords for jewelry making are designed with lobster clasp and extender chain attached on one end and blank on the other end. Just simply put your charms, beads and pendants through the bracelet cord, and then clamp the end with the cord ends that attached on the lobster clasp after finish
- HIGH QUALITY CORD NECKLACE: The necklace strings are made of waxed cotton cord, and the cord ends are made of hard metal. The bracelet cord is not only good looking, but also durable and sturdy for long time use
- NECKLACE CHAINS FOR JEWELRY MAKING – The black waxed necklace cords are ideal for making jewelry, bracelets, necklaces and other DIY craft by adding crystals, beads, pendants, charms, jades or other jewelry findings
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