Head Pins for Jewelry Making – 100pcs, Ball & Flat Head, 16–50mm
Head Pins for Jewelry Making – 100pcs, Ball & Flat Head, 16–50mm
Head Pins for Jewelry Making – 100pcs, Ball & Flat Head, 16–50mm
High-quality 0.6mm gauge head pins in ball head and flat head styles, available in a range of lengths from 16mm to 50mm. Sold in packs of 100. Choose from Silver, Platinum, 14K Gold, and 18K Gold finishes. Essential for making earrings, pendants, and bead drops.
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Available Styles
- Ball Head – Rounded ball stopper end; ideal for beaded drops and earrings where the ball adds a decorative finish
- Flat Head – Classic flat disc stopper; great for stacking beads cleanly without the ball showing
- Pins – Eye pins with a loop at one end for linking or connecting components in a chain or dangle design
Available Finishes
- Silver – Bright silver tone
- Platinum – Cool white metal tone, slightly muted compared to silver
- 14K Gold – Warm yellow gold tone, 14K plated
- 18K Gold – Rich warm gold tone, 18K plated
Available Sizes
All pins are 0.6mm (24 gauge) wire diameter. Choose from 8 lengths:
- 0.6 x 16mm
- 0.6 x 20mm
- 0.6 x 25mm
- 0.6 x 30mm
- 0.6 x 35mm
- 0.6 x 40mm
- 0.6 x 45mm
- 0.6 x 50mm
Specifications
- Wire gauge: 0.6mm (approx. 24 gauge)
- Lengths available: 16mm – 50mm
- Quantity: 100 pieces per pack
- Material: Iron/copper base with plated finish
- Styles: Ball head, Flat head, Pins (eye pins)
FAQ
What is the difference between ball head and flat head pins?
Ball head pins have a small rounded ball at the stopper end, which adds a decorative finish to the bottom of a bead drop. Flat head pins have a plain disc, which sits flush and is less visible — great when you want the bead to take center stage.
What are eye pins (Pins)?
Eye pins have a small loop at one end instead of a stopper. They’re used to link components together — thread beads on, then connect the loop to another finding or chain.
What wire gauge are these pins?
All pins are 0.6mm diameter, which is approximately 24 gauge. This is a standard gauge suitable for most bead hole sizes.
Are these nickel-free?
These pins are plated iron or copper base. We recommend checking with your supplier if you require nickel-free findings for sensitive skin applications.
What can I make with head pins?
Head pins are used to make earring drops, pendants, charms, and bead dangles for bracelets and necklaces. Pair with earring hooks from our Earring Wires collection to complete your earring making.
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