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Jewelry Spacers: Beads and Decorative Metal Shapes
Jewelry spacers are the small elements that give rhythm and structure to necklaces, bracelets and earrings: they sit between one bead and the next to create space, symmetry or an extra point of light in the composition. In this section you'll find nickel-free metal spacers in the widest variety of shapes - circles and hexagons with Austrian crystals, openwork hearts and butterflies, smooth or textured balls, geometric honeycombs - in gold, silver, copper, brass and gunmetal finishes, for every style of handmade jewelry.
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✨ TESSILAND STUDIOFrequently Asked Questions About Jewelry Spacers
What are jewelry spacers and what are they used for?
They are small metal elements that sit between the beads of a necklace, bracelet or earring to create space, rhythm or a point of light in the design.
What's the difference between crystal spacers and plain metal ones?
Spacers with Austrian crystals add sparkle and are designed to stand out, while plain metal ones - balls, honeycombs, cubes - blend into the design without drawing attention away from the main beads.
How do you secure spacers on the wire?
Thread them along with the other beads and lock them in place with a crimp bead, so they don't shift while the piece is being worn.
Are spacers suitable for earrings too?
Yes, the smaller and lighter versions - balls, hearts, honeycombs up to 6-8mm - are perfect for earrings, used in pairs to keep both sides symmetrical.
What finishes are available for Tessiland spacers?
Gold, silver, copper, brass and gunmetal, plus versions with Austrian crystals in silver and gold: choose the finish that best matches the other findings on your piece.
