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WF08-SP: FRENCHWIRE 0.8MM SPL 1MTR

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WF08-SP: FRENCHWIRE 0.8MM SPL 1MTR

French wire — also called gimp or bullion — is a tightly coiled metal tube used to protect beading thread where it loops through a clasp or finding. This 0.8mm silver plate version from Beadalon gives thread ends a clean, finished look while preventing fraying and wear at the most vulnerable point of any strung piece.

The silver plate finish has a bright, cool-toned sheen that reads as crisp and modern — it pairs naturally with sterling components, gunmetal chain, or any palette leaning into winter whites and icy neutrals.

Specifications

  • Size: 0.8mm
  • Color: FRENCHWIRE SPL 1MTR
  • Finish: Silver Plate
  • Material: Metal, made in United States
  • Quantity: 1 Meter

What to make with them

Thread a short snip of this French wire onto your beading thread before attaching a clasp to create a polished loop that hides the knot and resists abrasion. It works especially well on fine silk or nylon thread in pearl and gemstone necklaces where the clasp connection needs both protection and a refined, jewelry-quality finish.

$14.49
WF08-SP: FRENCHWIRE 0.8MM SPL 1MTR—
$14.49

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French wire — also called gimp or bullion — is a tightly coiled metal tube used to protect beading thread where it loops through a clasp or finding. This 0.8mm silver plate version from Beadalon gives thread ends a clean, finished look while preventing fraying and wear at the most vulnerable point of any strung piece.

The silver plate finish has a bright, cool-toned sheen that reads as crisp and modern — it pairs naturally with sterling components, gunmetal chain, or any palette leaning into winter whites and icy neutrals.

Specifications

  • Size: 0.8mm
  • Color: FRENCHWIRE SPL 1MTR
  • Finish: Silver Plate
  • Material: Metal, made in United States
  • Quantity: 1 Meter

What to make with them

Thread a short snip of this French wire onto your beading thread before attaching a clasp to create a polished loop that hides the knot and resists abrasion. It works especially well on fine silk or nylon thread in pearl and gemstone necklaces where the clasp connection needs both protection and a refined, jewelry-quality finish.