Grade ‘A’ Rhinestone Multi Strand Linking Bead – (19mm)

Description

Rhinestone Multi Strand Connector

Tiny faceted crystals catch ambient light along the length of this slender bar, their clarity contrasting against the brushed grey silver metal base. The lightweight construction means it won’t pull or distort when suspended between multiple cords, while the rhinestone setting adds subtle brilliance without overwhelming delicate colour palettes. At just 19mm in length, this rhinestone multi strand connector sits comfortably as a functional element that enhances rather than dominates your composition.

• 19mm length with three evenly spaced holes for strand alignment
• Centre hole diameter: 2mm accommodates beading wire, tigertail, or doubled thread
• Side holes: 1.2mm for finer cord, silk thread, or 26-gauge wire
• Lightweight metal construction won’t strain delicate work
• Grade ‘A’ rhinestone setting with secure prong holds
• Overall width: 8mm creates clean visual separation between layers

Thread three strands of graduated 6mm gemstone beads through this three hole linking bead to create structured waterfall necklaces where each tier remains evenly spaced throughout wear. The narrow side holes work beautifully with 0.5mm waxed cotton cord in macramé-style bracelets, allowing you to maintain tension while the central hole accepts a feature strand of larger beads. Position two of these bars at opposite ends of a four-strand design to frame seed bead embroidery panels, or use a single piece to transition from multiple fine chains into a tassel finish.

Clean with a soft dry cloth after each wear session to preserve rhinestone clarity, avoiding exposure to lotions or perfumes that can dull the metal finish. The 2mm centre hole accepts standard 0.45mm beading wire with comfortable clearance, while the 1.2mm side openings suit silk cord up to size #3. This grey silver spacer bar photographs with cooler tones than antique brass alternatives, making it particularly effective in sterling silver and white metal compositions where warm-toned findings would create visual discord.