Artistic Wire Beadalon CNT-IGREDX-1632 144-Piece 3-Hole Spacer Bar, Gold Plate

I wanted to make a cuff bracelet with memory wire, but I didn't want just a random spiral, I wanted more arrangement. So I had the idea to cut three loops of memory wire and use spacers like this periodically to keep them arranged in order. My memory wire was gold-toned, so I bought these to match. I am really happy with them.These are very thin and only show a little in the overall design. But they are sturdy (none arrived bent) and rigid and they keep my three loops of wire separated from each other. I was mostly working with 6-8 mm beads and the holes are the perfect distance apart for this size of bead.The metal plating is nice and even and it matches the tone of my other economy goldtone findings. (I put a clasp and chain on the bracelet as well, mostly to keep it from falling off and getting lost -- these matched, as did my jump rings.)Now I have to go either get some silvertone spacers or buy more goldtone memory wire, because i have so many great ideas for bracelets using this same technique. Same for necklaces. Really glad I bought these.

These spacers are tiny and thin. They are not meant to be a design feature they are simply to hold the beads in allignment. They work very well for that. I use these to make necklaces and bracelets and they do not take away from the look of the beads and they "match" everything. You can hardly see them in the finished product.

Wanted something to keep chains untangling on my neck. Don’t think this is going to work.

Nice, and seem to have a nice wight to them. Haven't used them yet but hope to soon.