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Pop Rocks Bracelet
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As seen in the Rings & Things 2007 Fall Supplement and the 2007 Gemstone Ad Series IV
Created by: Mary Morton
The stuff of urban legend: Our surprisingly butterscotchy Pop Rocks bracelet.
21-677-602 15mm gemstone donut, lab-grown citrine
21-671-602 20mm gemstone donut, lab-grown citrine
40-099-17-7 Flat link footage chain, copper plated
37-415-8 Thin head pins, copper plated
21-731-054-A Tiny gemstone chips, citrine
21-000-602-43 Faceted wheel gemstone beads, lab-grown citrine
26-813-107 Puffed coin beads, copper
26-813-300 Twisted ring bead, copper
43-148-02 Bead cap with round ring, antiqued copper
49-954-03-AC Bali-style flower beads, antiqued copper plated
40-347-7 Disk-and-loop bracelet, antiqued copper
Are you stuck in a rut, creating the same old strung designs? Maybe it's time to try something new! Our gluable bracelet forms are perfect for attaching relatively flat beads, buttons, bottle caps and other found objects to the surface of each pad. With several different platings to choose from, you’re bound to fall in love with the versatility of these fun findings.
We recommend using a super glue such as #60-242 Bead Fix™ adhesive or, for a more lasting hold, a 2-part epoxy such as #60-210 24-hour epoxy from Rings & Things.
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