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14/20 Gold-filled 2.6mm Long and Short Dapped Sequin Chain Footage
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February 03, 2023 - February 10, 2023
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| 120 | $105.80 |
| 600 | $446.73 |
| 1200 | $846.43 |
Specifications:
14/20 Gold-filled 2.6mm Long and Short Dapped Sequin Chain Footage
The Big Dapper. What exactly is dapped chain? Dapping in this case, is where a single hammer strike creates a “mark” that reflects light. Striking is the perfect word to describe this 14/20 Yellow Gold Filled 2.6mm long and short Dapped Sequin Chain – where each individual sequin is dapped. A gorgeous chain to add to your bulk jewelry supplies. Can’t get enough and want the sequins just a tiny bit smaller? Order the 31530, which has 2.2mm sequins.
Material: Yellow Gold-Filled
Nation Of Origin: United States
Finish: Bright
Manufacturing Method: Machine Made
Anti Tarnish: No
Nation Of Origin: United States
Finish: Bright
Manufacturing Method: Machine Made
Anti Tarnish: No
Tariff Code: 7113.20.1000
Weight: 0.080 Grams per Inch
Notes: 2.6x6.2mm 38ga sequin link, 1.9x2.3mm 28ga cable link. Chain link inner diameter will accommodate 20 gauge jump rings or smaller.
Bulk chain is priced per inch. All chains are sold in 12 inch minimum quantities unless a 10 foot minimum is noted. We may use segments of 7 inches or longer to fulfill your order if continuous lengths are not available. Spooled lengths are segmented at the factory so we cannot guarantee continuous lengths of any specific measure.
Weight: 0.080 Grams per Inch
Notes: 2.6x6.2mm 38ga sequin link, 1.9x2.3mm 28ga cable link. Chain link inner diameter will accommodate 20 gauge jump rings or smaller.
Bulk chain is priced per inch. All chains are sold in 12 inch minimum quantities unless a 10 foot minimum is noted. We may use segments of 7 inches or longer to fulfill your order if continuous lengths are not available. Spooled lengths are segmented at the factory so we cannot guarantee continuous lengths of any specific measure.
