Person Pinch Bail in Sterling Silver 33.4x13.6x9.5mm

Person Pinch Bail in Sterling Silver 33.4x13.6x9.5mm

Marsoni

M251S

$37.50

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Person Pinch Bail in Sterling Silver 33.4x13.6x9.5mmThe sterling silver pinch bail has a person shape and two small pegs that you pull apart gently to open and pinch back in to place to close. The bail is usually placed in the center of a necklace or used to attach charms, pendants, or stones to give your jewelry creations a professional look. It can accent or transform any jewelry designs during the making or after the design is completed. Bails aspire to jewelers, jewelry designers and artists for

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Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2011