searching for bracelet findings

[kctori]

OK... I'm at my wits end, and don't know what they're called... but I can describe them.

Picture little sterling box shaped pads, maybe 1/2" square, linked by little circles []o[]o[]o[]o[]o[] they form a platform to adhere things to... and form a bracelet or necklace - depending on the length... they're usually sold by the foot.

In the military - often times as a welcome gift, the wife is presented with a "button bracelet" - where military uniform buttons or small crests from places that they've been stationed are glued to these pads...

I've temporarily *I hope* lost my Rio Grande catalog, I have heard they're in there... does anyone else know a source? I'd prefer the sterling... and just hope someone out there knows where I can buy this.

thanks all!!

[bjcohan]

Jill -

I have a 2001 RG catalogue in my office. The sterling bracelet with flat discs linked by rings is #632-441/7; by the foot, it is #632-441/B. In the catalogue, it is called "Sterling Round Ring and Connector." There weren't any with box-shaped pads, but the round ones look like what you need.

With the numbers, you oughta be able to find it on their website.

Barb

[rosiescreations]

You may find them here

http://www.joolsupplies.com/connectors/connectors.html











Pattie

[kctori]

You guys are great! - I should've just come here first... instead of spending all that time asking Jeeves!!!

Thanks a bunch!

[noelh2]

Wasn't there something similar to that in the Burgard catalog? I though I saw a bracelet linked with boxes you could glue fused glass to. No? Check Burgard. Maybe you can still get in the the bulk buy. Not sure if it's silver though.

I have the new RG catalog, want me to look to see if they have square this time?

Noel