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    Ion Plating(IP) 304 Stainless Steel French Wire Gimp Wire, Golden, 150x1.3mm, Hole: 1mm(STAS-G234-06G)

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Specification Size Info

Size 150x1.3mm, Hole: 1mm
Material Stainless Steel
Metal Color Golden
Shape Round
Usage Wire
Package Size 20 pcs per package

Product Description

Ion Plating(IP) 304 Stainless Steel French Wire Gimp Wire, Golden

Size: about 1.3mm wide, 150mm long, hole: 1mm.

Priced per 20 pcs

Please Note: The color may be slightly different from the picture because of different display device.

Wire wrapping is a fascinating and popular way among crafters, which can give you more creativity and enjoyment in jewelry making. To get started, you should know a few basic tips, that can help you make the projects you want with the most suitable materials.

Gauge & Usage

Gauge refers to the thickness of jewelry wire. The measurements are counter-intuitive because the smaller the number, the thicker the wire and vice-versa. The thicker wires are often used to create specific shapes or the bases of jewelry, while the thinner wires are used for wrapping.
In the chart below, the gauge is listed to the left followed by the actual size of diameter in millimeters and inches. You can refer to the following recommended usage and choose according to your own needs.

Gauge MM Inches Usage
30 0.254 0.010 Great for delicate jewelry, they can be used for wire weaving, bead crochet and fine coils. It can even be used like sewing thread.
28 0.320 0.013
26 0.406 0.016 Easy to manipulat, these 2 gauges are great for wire wrapping beads with small to medium sized holes. They are usually used for intricate wirework.
24 0.508 0.020
22 0.635 0.025 Medium-gauge wires, good for making jewelry findings, such as ear wires, eye pins, jump rings, etc. They can also be used for stone settings.
20 0.813 0.032
18 1.02 0.040 Great for sturdy clasps and heavy jump rings. Useful for connecting chunkier beads with simple or wrapped loops.
16 1.30 0.051
14 1.63 0.064 Good choice for rings, bracelets, bangles and cuffs. These thicker wires usually be used to create frames and structures.
12 2.05 0.081

Some Other Materials for Wire Wrapping

Different Wire Working Techniques & Tutorials

1. Wire Wrapping

When we talk about wire wrapping, it usually refers to the techniques that involve wrapping stones and components into part of a design. It is also a technique used to make connections and findings.

2. Wire weaving

Wire weaving is a technique to weave a thinner piece of wire between two or thicker pieces of wire. So as to create more delicate and regular textured effect.

3. Coiling

Coiling means wrapping wire around a wire frame. The frame is usually a thicker wire than the wire being used to coil. This technique often be used in finger ring making.

Difference between Ion Plating(IP) and Vacuum Plating

Electroplating process of our stainless steel jewelry is divided into three kinds, including vacuum ion plating(IP), vacuum plating and water electroplating. For the thickness of layer, it is influenced by the electroplating process and electroplating time, the longer the plating time, the thicker the plating layer is and the longer the color preserve. Below is a brief comparison of ion plating, vacuum plating and water galvanization color durability.

  • Real 18K Gold Plated
  • Multi-Color
  • Real Rose Gold Plated
  • Blue
Electroplating Process Feature Metal Color Color Durability
Vacuum Ion Plating(IP) Vacuum plating process complex, environment and equipment requirements, for the green environmental protection technology. Electroplating in the vacuum oven, and color retention time longer. Real Gold Plated
（18K, 24K）		 Usually 1 Year
Real Rose Gold Plated Usually 6~12 Months
Multi-Color Usually 6~12 Months
Blue Usually 6~12 Months
Vacuum Plating Vacuum plating process complex, environment and equipment requirements, for the green environmental protection technology. Electroplating outside the vacuum oven. Real Gold Plated
（18K, 24K）		 Usually 1 Year
Real Rose Gold Plated Usually 6 Months
Water Plating "Water plating" liquid is processed in an aqueous solution. Real Gold Plated
（18K, 24K）		 Usually 6 Months
Golden Plated Usually 3~6 Months

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