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WF08-RG: FRENCHWIRE 0.8MM Rose Gold Color 1MTR

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WF08-RG: FRENCHWIRE 0.8MM Rose Gold Color 1MTR

French wire — also called bullion or gimp — is the coiled metal tubing that protects your stringing thread or cord where it loops through a clasp, giving necklaces and bracelets a clean, finished look at the connection point. This 1-meter length in rose gold gives you plenty to work with across multiple projects.

The rose gold finish sits in warm blush-copper territory — richer than plain gold, softer than copper — and pairs naturally with champagne pearls, cognac garnets, dusty rose quartz, or warm earth-tone seed beads.

Specifications

  • Size: 0.8mm
  • Color: Browns, Tans, and Golds
  • Finish: Rose Gold
  • Material: Metal, made in United States
  • Quantity: 1 Meter

What to make with them

Cut small segments and thread them onto your beading wire or silk cord before looping through a lobster clasp or toggle ring to shield the thread from abrasion and metal wear. It also works beautifully in bead embroidery as a raised couching element, adding a subtle metallic ridge alongside seed bead rows.

$1.48

Original: $4.22

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$4.22

$1.48

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French wire — also called bullion or gimp — is the coiled metal tubing that protects your stringing thread or cord where it loops through a clasp, giving necklaces and bracelets a clean, finished look at the connection point. This 1-meter length in rose gold gives you plenty to work with across multiple projects.

The rose gold finish sits in warm blush-copper territory — richer than plain gold, softer than copper — and pairs naturally with champagne pearls, cognac garnets, dusty rose quartz, or warm earth-tone seed beads.

Specifications

  • Size: 0.8mm
  • Color: Browns, Tans, and Golds
  • Finish: Rose Gold
  • Material: Metal, made in United States
  • Quantity: 1 Meter

What to make with them

Cut small segments and thread them onto your beading wire or silk cord before looping through a lobster clasp or toggle ring to shield the thread from abrasion and metal wear. It also works beautifully in bead embroidery as a raised couching element, adding a subtle metallic ridge alongside seed bead rows.