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This is Griffin's clear nylon-coated stainless steel beading wire in a 49-strand construction, the flexible end of the brand's range. The many fine strands give it softness and drape, so it suits necklaces and bracelets strung with gemstones, pearls and heavier beads that need to hang without kinking. Against stiffer 7- and 21-strand wires it trades some rigidity for suppleness and resistance to the corkscrew effect. It is a workhorse stringing wire for makers who want professional-grade strength without a wire that fights the design.
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Makers who use Griffin wire generally rate the 49-strand version for its softness and drape, and it is a common pick for gemstone and pearl necklaces. Complaints tend to center on the coating at cut ends and on the wire being too limp for some designs.
This is a 49-strand stainless steel beading wire with a nylon coating, made for stringing jewelry. It is soft and flexible, and it has no tension, so it avoids the corkscrew effect and drapes well.
The wire is used for necklaces, bracelets and other jewelry accessories. It can be used to string gemstones, pearls and beads. It comes in different diameters.
