Pro Jewelry 500 High Quality Silicone Rubber Stoppers (Mixed Black & White) for Use Alone or with Clip Lock Spacer Charm

I am sooo glad I purchased these little rubber stoppers for my european type troll/ pdora bracelets and necklaces.I sometimes get fumbly and I am afraid of losing my beads off the chain, when putting it on or taking it off. I was looking at purchasing the sterling stopper beads, but these have worked out well for me. I can use clear or black, and they hardly show. If you are using a bead with a wider opening, they might not be big enough to hold them on the chain, but so far I have not had a problem.I guess the only con for these is that they are tiny and stort of sturdy, and hard to stretch over the chain. Once you get them on, they can slide a little on the chain.The good thing about them, is that there are a lot of them... if you lose one, there are 19 more ! :-)I would recommend these to someone who wants to space out their beads, and/or, to help hold the beads on the chain when taking it on and off.

Perfect for stoppers and can also be used in the joint of your sunglasses/eyeglasses - over the hinge - to tighten frames so you can flip them up on your head and not have them slide off! There is another product on Amazon for this and its over $5 for just a few of virtually the same thing!

I use these to keep beads from moving around the bracelets on the ones that are not full. These are very small, so they are un-seen from a distance, and keep the beads from slipping to one side of your bracelet.

I received the rubber stoppers prior to expected delivery date.I put them on both my euro style snake chain bracelets and leather bracelets. They were easy to apply, fit snugly on, and prevented my 4mm beads from falling off, performing just as they should. They stayed exactly where I applied them and I even tested forcefully swinging and shaking the bracelet and they kept my charms from falling off.I also placed one where I had a locking clip on one of my bracelets and the clip fit perfectly over it.

I purchased the clear (they are not so white) and black stoppers in Sept 2013 but the image showing now in Mar 2014 is unrecognizable. The silicon stoppers are recommended but I don't know what this '3' in the image right now means. I used the rubber stoppers on loop clasp (byzantine) bracelets that didn't want to stay closed. I have since started using earring backs to keep my loop clasps closed. The earring backs have to be cut off but work better than the stoppers and are less visible.

Ok but hard to figure out takes 4-5 for 1 large hole rondelle bead but moves after few minutes, I’ll figure use for them, not much to send back, But I’m new at BEading.

THESE ARE AWESOME IF YOU DO NOT WANT TO LOSE YOUR BEADS

These tiny rings are used to keep "locking" stopper beads in place. Place the rubber ring on the chain, place a clam shell type stopper bead over the rubber ring and lock the stopper ring shut. These rubber rings are not meant to be seen but to keep the "locking" stopper bead in place. These rings work great and do not hesitate to purchase and use them in making bracelets.