11mm Gold* Druzy Agate Round Bezel Set Sterling Silver .925 – Pendants Charms

Our 11mm Gold* Druzy Agate Round Bezel Set charm in Sterling Silver .925 is a great way to bring some sparkle to your jewelry designs. Healing Properties: Druzy Agate is commonly associated with love and inner peace. It is believed to help relieve stress, enhance intuition, and strengthen the spirit. Stone Type: Druzy Agate, gold color is a plating, not a dye. Bezelled Stone Measurements:  LxW:  Average – 11.00mm x 11.00mm Stone Thickness:  Average – 5.84mm Soldered Bail Measurements: OD: 4.71mm ID: 3.19mm Wire Thickness: 0.72mm, 21ga Total Charm Length: Average – 16.67mm If Removing the soldered bail – Use the below information for the remaining top loop: Bezel Top Loop Dimensions: 1.70mm 3.42mmSorry, your browser does not support inline SVG. You can use up to: 14ga, 1.63mm Recommended Open Jump Ring:4mm 20ga Recommended if Soldering/Welding:3mm 24ga4mm 22ga Will All the Stones be the Same Size?  These stones are cut and set by hand. The average size is 6mm. However, please allow for slight differences in size, shape and thickness of the gemstone. Will All the Stones be the Same Color? Natural gemstones often vary in colour and each batch of raw material used may be different in appearance even though it is the same gemstone. For example: You may find that some batches of rose quartz are lighter in colour and may have more inclusions than your previous purchase. This is normal and to be expected with natural gemstones. Can the Stone Pop Out?  These connectors are bezel set by hand. This means the bezel wire is pulled tight and held with tension and a touch of glue. This is an industry norm for these stone connectors. They should be hard to pop out, but it is still possible as it is tension holding them and sterling is malleable. For example: If the connector gets twisted or caught on something and the bezel gets stretched. If you are making permanent jewelry, the connector will get way more wear and tear than a clasped piece.  View Abbreviation Guide Tips, Tricks and How To's! Follow Stones and Findings on YouTube