What Are Spacer Beads and How They Used In Jewelry Making

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What makes jewelry much more interesting are the beads that we use in between the main beads. Well, if you don’t know what those beads are called the let me tell you those beads in between are called spacer beads. They come in various shapes, sizes, and colors so you get a lot of options to explore. These beads have a purpose and their purpose is to frame the main beads and it stands out as a photo frame does to a photograph.
If you have beads like Swarovski pearls and Swarovski bicones then you can use crystal rondelles with them as they are perfect for framing out these beads and adding to their beauty. Be it a necklace, bracelet, anklet, and earring, you can use them anywhere.
Let’s explore different types of crystal and metal spacer beads and where to use them:

 1) Crystal Rondelle Spacer Beads
These beautiful beads are made with crystals that are stacked in between two metal pieces. These wheel-shaped beads are perfect for using with Swarovski Pearls, Swarovski bicone and other beautiful beads like that. They perfectly frame the main bead and give it the importance that it deserves.



2) Round Spacer Beads
These are perfect to be used while making any metal jewelry as they would easily separate your main bead with everything around it. They can add newness to your designs.

3) Tube Spacer Beads
The beautiful tube and pipe-shaped beads work as a perfect spacer beads when it comes to making any jewelry item. The depth and refinement these beads provide to your jewelry are beyond words.

4) Shape Beads
There are some special beads like a Buddha head, elephant, and butterfly-shaped beads. They are unique and have the ability to lengthen any design. They can even make your jewelry projects much more interesting.
Please let us know comment section below how you are going to use your favorite spacer bead.

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