100 Barrel Antique Bronze Metal Crimp Spacer Beads – (2mm)

Description

2mm Antique Bronze Crimp Beads

When you’re threading delicate chains with freshwater pearls and need a finish that won’t overpower 4mm gemstones, reach for something this compact. Makers working on layered bracelets or dainty wirework earrings need 2mm antique bronze crimp beads that secure nylon cord without drawing attention, yet add warm vintage punctuation between glass rounds when used as spacers. These barrel-shaped findings serve both purposes—crimp them to lock cord in place behind a clasp, or slide them onto eye pins as subtle separators that echo aged brass hardware.

• 1.2mm length and 2mm diameter barrel profile fits fine beading wire and silk thread
• 1mm hole accommodates 0.45mm beading wire, 1mm leather cord, or doubled embroidery thread
• Warm antique bronze finish over nickel-free and lead-free metal core
• 100 beads per pack at AU$3—enough for twenty 5-bead earring pairs or ten multi-strand bracelets
• Dual function as secure crimps or barrel spacer beads metal components

Thread them between 6mm Czech fire-polished rounds on memory wire bangles to create breathing space without colour contrast. Crimp two beads at the base of chandelier earring chains to stop 6mm gemstone beads from sliding past your jump rings. Use them as bronze crimping findings on leather macramé projects where you’re finishing cord ends inside cone caps—the barrel shape grips braided strands better than tubes. Slip them onto head pins before adding resin cabochons for earrings, creating a tiny vintage-look spacer that lifts the focal bead 1.2mm off the wire loop.

The antique finish photographs darker than raw bronze, with shadowed recesses along the barrel edges that catch light differently than polished metal beads. Under daylight this reads as warm brown-bronze; under tungsten lamps it deepens to near-copper. Pair them with smoky quartz, amber resin, or matte agate in earth tones where you want cohesion without shine. Compatible with 0.38mm to 0.53mm diameter stringing materials including standard beading wire, thin leather, and doubled nylon thread.