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Elegant glue on leaf bail in Sterling Silver, use these to create pendants from non drilled stones and other materials such as glass or resin cabochons. Requires a flat surface on the item to be glued. This is a pretty bail and measures 21x8mm including the bail, area for gluing measures approximately 8mmx5mm. These feature a 925 stamp on back of the bail. The hole in the bail is 5mm. We recommend the use of 2 part epoxy glue when securing to the bail. These are handcrafted by our Artisan Silversmith so may have small unique imperfections and therefore all sizes are approximate .
