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PW392-S: Bead Heishi Daisy Spacer Ant Pewter 5mm - 20 Pieces

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PW392-S: Bead Heishi Daisy Spacer Ant Pewter 5mm - 20 Pieces

These 5mm antique pewter daisy heishi spacers do the quiet work that makes a design sing — adding rhythm, separation, and a touch of vintage metalwork between your focal beads. You get 20 pieces in a finish that reads as aged metal without the fuss of actual antiquing.

The fully opaque, metal-like surface mimics plated metal with a muted, old-world pewter tone that sits somewhere between polished silver and darkened steel.

Specifications

  • Size: 05mm
  • Color: Heishi Spacer Ant Pewter (mixed)
  • Material: Metal
  • Quantity: 20 Pieces

What to make with them

Thread them between gemstone rounds or glass beads on a strung necklace or bracelet to create even spacing with a daisy-petal detail that shows at every gap. They're also a natural fit for wire-wrapping projects — slipped onto headpins between larger components, they add structure and a subtle Art Deco edge without competing for attention.

$1.89

Original: $5.39

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PW392-S: Bead Heishi Daisy Spacer Ant Pewter 5mm - 20 Pieces—

$5.39

$1.89

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These 5mm antique pewter daisy heishi spacers do the quiet work that makes a design sing — adding rhythm, separation, and a touch of vintage metalwork between your focal beads. You get 20 pieces in a finish that reads as aged metal without the fuss of actual antiquing.

The fully opaque, metal-like surface mimics plated metal with a muted, old-world pewter tone that sits somewhere between polished silver and darkened steel.

Specifications

  • Size: 05mm
  • Color: Heishi Spacer Ant Pewter (mixed)
  • Material: Metal
  • Quantity: 20 Pieces

What to make with them

Thread them between gemstone rounds or glass beads on a strung necklace or bracelet to create even spacing with a daisy-petal detail that shows at every gap. They're also a natural fit for wire-wrapping projects — slipped onto headpins between larger components, they add structure and a subtle Art Deco edge without competing for attention.