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Professional-grade stainless steel

Discover our selection of professional-grade stainless steel supplies for DIY jewelry making. Chains, findings, clasps, pendants, and components in 304 or 316L stainless steel, chosen for their strength, durability, and excellent resistance over time. An ideal collection for demanding designers and fashion jewelry professionals.

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Médaille ronde texturée acier 304 inoxydable argenté 12mm, x10 (G8187) Médaille ronde texturée acier 304 inoxydable argenté 12mm, x10 (G8187)
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Pendentif Fleur de lotus acier 201 inoxydable argenté 27mm, x1 (G7862) Pendentif Fleur de lotus acier 201 inoxydable argenté 27mm, x1 (G7862)
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Pendentif serpent lune platine acier inoxydable 32mm, x1 (G7616) Pendentif serpent lune platine acier inoxydable 32mm, x1 (G7616)
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Pendentif rond lune et soleil argenté acier inoxydable 30mm x1 (G7609) Pendentif rond lune et soleil argenté acier inoxydable 30mm x1 (G7609)
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Pendentif tortue argenté acier 201 inoxydable 24mm, x1 (G7615) Pendentif tortue argenté acier 201 inoxydable 24mm, x1 (G7615)
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Embouts cordon et chaine acier 304 platine 7x1.6mm, x10 (G4048) Embouts cordon et chaine acier 304 platine 7x1.6mm, x10 (G4048)
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Chaine acier inoxydable doré IP 14K fantaisie résine violette 2mm, x1 mètre (G1508) Chaine acier inoxydable doré IP 14K fantaisie résine violette 2mm, x1 mètre (G1508)
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fermoir aimanté acier inoxydable platine 21mm, x1 (G4925) fermoir aimanté acier inoxydable platine 21mm, x1 (G4925)
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Embouts de cordon acier inoxydable doré IP 7x1.6mm, x10 (G4047) Embouts de cordon acier inoxydable doré IP 7x1.6mm, x10 (G4047)
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Boucles puces rectangle acier 304 inoxydable doré IP 6mm, la paire (G0212) Boucles puces rectangle acier 304 inoxydable doré IP 6mm, la paire (G0212)
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How to identify professional quality stainless steel for jewelry?

Not all stainless steels have the same characteristics. In DIY jewelry, the most common grades are 304 steeland 316L steel. These alloys offer excellent resistance to oxidation, humidity, and perspiration.

304 steel is currently the benchmark for most jewelry findings, chains, and components. 316L steel, sometimes called surgical steel, offers even greater corrosion resistance due to the addition of molybdenum in its composition.

For creations intended for daily wear, it is advisable to exclusively combine components of the same quality to ensure better visual consistency and optimal durability of the jewelry.

Professional quality also relies on the regularity of welds, metal thickness, precision of cuts, and the stability of gold finishes obtained by PVD or Ion Plating (IP) treatment.

To complete your creations, also discover our jewelry findings, our DIY jewelry chains, and our DIY jewelry beads.

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How to recognize a stainless steel jewel with a professional quality finish?

La calidad profesional no depende únicamente del acero utilizado, sino sobre todo del proceso de acabado aplicado. Los componentes que se benefician de un baño dorado PVD o IPgeneralmente presentan una mayor resistencia al desgaste, la fricción y la humedad que los baños dorados clásicos. Estas tecnologías permiten una adhesión más duradera del color al acero y son particularmente buscadas por los diseñadores profesionales que desean ofrecer joyas diseñadas para ser usadas a diario. Al elegir un fornitura o una cadena dorada, es importante verificar tanto la calidad del acero (304 o 316L) como el tipo de tratamiento de superficie utilizado.

What is the difference between 304 and 316L stainless steel?


304 stainless steel is the most commonly used grade in DIY jewelry making thanks to its excellent value for money. 316L stainless steel contains molybdenum, which improves its resistance to humidity, perspiration, chlorine, and seawater. It is particularly recommended for jewelry worn daily or intended for a demanding clientele.

Can stainless steel be mixed with other metals in the same piece of jewelry?

Technically yes, but to ensure better durability and aesthetic harmony, it is preferable to use chains, clasps, rings, and pendants of the same material. Mixing stainless steel, gilded brass, or fancy metal can lead to differences in color and wear over time.

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