💍 Want to create that trending red‑string crystal bracelet you see all over Xiaohongshu? Or weave your own personalized name necklace with pure silver pendants? This collection of s925 sterling silver findings gives you authentic, stamp‑marked pure silver beads, spacers, pendants, and connectors – perfect for DIY bracelets, necklaces, earrings, and woven cord designs. No more wondering if your silver is real; each piece is clearly marked "s925" and comes from a trusted supplier (Baocheng Crystal).
🎁 With over 40 different shapes and sizes – from tiny 6x8mm spacers to statement 18x21mm pendants – you can mix and match to create everything from delicate pearl necklaces to chunky macrame wraps. Whether you’re a home crafter or a small jewelry business owner, this sterling silver parts kit saves you from hunting through multiple stores. Pick individual numbers (1‑40) or grab a selection to start prototyping right away.
✨ Why Choose s925 Sterling Silver for Your Handmade Jewelry
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Authentic s925 sterling silver – Every piece is stamped with "s925" (or "925") and made of genuine silver alloy. No nickel, no lead, hypoallergenic for sensitive skin.
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Wide variety of shapes & sizes – Round beads, oval spacers, tube beads, flower caps, pendants, and connectors. Sizes from 6mm up to 38mm long, covering all your design needs.
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Perfect for red string & crystal bracelets – The classic Tibetan‑style red cord paired with a pure silver charm is huge on social media. Use our pendants as the centerpiece for your crystal healing bracelets (amethyst, rose quartz, citrine).
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Easy to work with – Smooth holes (no rough edges) that fit 0.5‑1.0mm cord, elastic, or wire. The silver is malleable enough for slight adjustments but durable for daily wear.
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Naturally anti‑microbial & timeless – Sterling silver has been used in jewelry for centuries. It’s classic, elegant, and can be polished back to brilliance even after tarnish (see FAQ for care tips).
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Supports DIY weaving & knotting – Combine with natural crystals, seed beads, or leather cord. The s925 pendants and spacers add a professional, high‑end feel to handmade pieces.
📏 Available s925 Silver Findings (Model Numbers & Sizes)
| Model No. |
Approx. Size (mm) |
Shape / Notes |
| 1 |
7×11 |
Oval / flat spacer |
| 2 |
10×13 |
Oval bead |
| 3 |
10×12 |
Faceted oval |
| 4 |
8×13 |
Tube / barrel |
| 5 |
8×12 |
Round-ish spacer |
| 6 |
6×18 |
Long tube |
| 7 |
10 (round) |
Round bead |
| 8 |
9×12 |
Oval pendant |
| 9 |
8×13 |
Barrel |
| 10 |
11×13 |
Heart / teardrop? (oval) |
| 11 |
11×13 |
Similar to #10 |
| 12 |
10×8 |
Flat oval |
| 13 |
9×15 |
Long oval |
| 14 |
11 (round) |
Round bead |
| 15 |
7×23 |
Extra long tube |
| 16 |
6×8.5 |
Mini spacer |
| 17 |
12.5×12 |
Square-ish bead |
| 18 (large) |
12 (round) |
Round bead, large |
| 18 (medium) |
10 (round) |
Round bead, medium |
| 18 (small) |
8 (round) |
Round bead, small |
| 19 |
7×10 |
Mini pendant |
| 20 |
16×10 |
Oval flat charm |
| 21 |
10×12 |
Faceted oval |
| 22 |
10×12 |
Similar to #21 |
| 23 (large) |
13×9.5 |
Oval bead, large |
| 23 (small) |
10×7.5 |
Oval bead, small |
| 24 |
8×11 |
Barrel |
| 25 |
10 (round) |
Round bead |
| 26 |
10×11 |
Oval |
| 27 (large) |
17.5 (round) |
Large round bead |
| 27 (small) |
14 (round) |
Medium round bead |
| 28 |
11×28 |
Long tube / pendant |
| 29 (吉/Fu) |
10×13 |
Auspicious engraved? (plain oval) |
| 30 (large) |
18×21 |
Large ornate pendant |
| 30 (small) |
14×17 |
Medium pendant |
| 31 |
9×12 |
Oval |
| 32 |
9×11 |
Oval |
| 33 |
13×19 |
Large oval pendant |
| 34 |
12×14 |
Oval bead |
| 35 |
12 (round) |
Round bead |
| 36 |
12×12 |
Square bead |
| 37 |
6×13 |
Small tube |
| 38 |
6×38 |
Extra long tube (spacer bar) |
| 39 |
13×25 |
Large pendant |
| 40 (large) |
15×16 |
Pendant, large |
| 40 (medium) |
13×14 |
Pendant, medium |
| 40 (small) |
12×13 |
Pendant, small |
Note: Sizes are approximate (manual measurement ±0.5mm). Each piece is genuine s925 sterling silver with a bright silver finish (may oxidize over time – see care instructions).
❓ Everything You Need to Know About Sterling Silver Jewelry
⚫ Why does my s925 silver turn black or tarnish?
This is completely normal. Sterling silver reacts with sulfur compounds in the air (and some people’s skin chemistry) to form a dark patina. It’s not a defect – it’s actually a sign of authentic silver. The more you wear it, the slower it tarnishes because skin oils polish it naturally.
🧼 How do I clean tarnished silver pendants or beads?
Three safe methods:
① Apply a little toothpaste (non‑gel) to a soft toothbrush, scrub gently with warm water, then dry thoroughly.
② Use a polishing cloth (the pink side removes tarnish, the white side buffs shine).
③ For stubborn tarnish in crevices, use a dip‑type silver cleaner (sparingly – it’s slightly corrosive). Avoid abrasive pads.
❤️ Can I use these silver parts for a red string bracelet (like the popular Xiaohongshu style)?
Absolutely. The classic “red string of fate” bracelet with a pure silver charm is very trendy. Choose a pendant model (#30, #33, #39, or #40) and thread it onto 0.8‑1.0mm red waxed cord or elastic. Add some gold plated spacer beads for contrast – it’s a best‑selling DIY project.
🔍 How can I verify these are real s925 silver and not plated?
Every piece is stamped “s925” (or “925”) clearly on the metal. You can also test with a magnet – sterling silver is non‑magnetic. Or apply a drop of silver testing solution (not included) – it will turn a specific cream color. But the stamp and trusted brand (Baocheng Crystal) are already reliable.
📦 Do I need to buy extra tools to make a bracelet with these?
For a simple red string bracelet with a pendant, you only need the cord (elastic or waxed), scissors, and a lighter to seal the knot. For more complex designs with spacer beads and clasps, you may need beading needles, crimp beads, and pliers – check our other beading tool listings.
