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These are *hollow star charms* made of zinc alloy - basically small pendant pieces you use to make bracelets, earrings, and necklaces.
*What you’re getting*
*Quantity*: 50 pcs or 500 pcs pack. 500 pcs is bulk for craft sellers, 50 pcs is better for personal use.
*Design*: Hollow star shape with a “love” or cut-out pattern inside. The hollowing makes them lightweight.
*Material*: Zinc alloy with antique silver / Tibetan silver finish. That’s a matte, slightly oxidized silver look, not shiny polished silver.
*Size*: Usually 10-15mm across. Hole size is around 1.5-2mm, so they fit on most chains, cords, and jump rings.
*Color*: “Ancient silvery” means it’s intentionally aged/darkened. It won’t look bright and shiny like new silver.
*What you can make with them*
1. *Charms on bracelets/necklaces*: Thread them onto leather cord, bead chain, or elastic cord.
2. *Dangle earrings*: Add a jump ring and ear hook.
3. *Layered pieces*: Mix with beads and the ball chains you looked at earlier for a boho/Tibetan style.
4. *Keychains & bag charms*: Add a keyring and you’re done.
The hollow design keeps them light, so you can stack several on one piece without it feeling heavy.
*Quality & things to know*
**Point** **Details**
**Material** Zinc alloy, not sterling silver. It’s cheaper and heavier than aluminum, but can tarnish if plating wears off.
**Finish** Antique silver/Tibetan silver is a plated finish. Scratches will show the base metal underneath.
**Durability** Fine for fashion jewelry. Avoid water, perfume, and sweat to keep the finish longer.
**Nickel** Most zinc alloy charms contain some nickel. If you have sensitive skin, use them on cords/bracelets, not directly on ears.
*Buying tips*
1. *Check the hole size*: Make sure it’s big enough for your jump rings or cord. 2mm is safest.
2. *Weight*: Hollow means light. If they feel heavy, they’re probably solid and more expensive.
3. *Bulk packs*: 500 pcs is ~Rs. 800-1500. Good if you’re making jewelry to sell. For personal use, 50 pcs is plenty.
4. *Customer photos*: Check if the color is even. Cheap batches sometimes have patchy plating.
*Care tip*
Store in a dry place and wipe with a soft cloth if they start to look dull. Don’t use silver polish - it’ll strip the antique finish.
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These charms work really well with the stainless steel ball chains and elastic cords you asked about before. They give that boho/vintage vibe without being heavy.
Want me to give you 3 quick bracelet designs using these stars + the 6mm clay beads you looked at earlier?
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These are *hollow star charms* made of zinc alloy - basically small pendant pieces you use to make bracelets, earrings, and necklaces.
*What you’re getting*
*Quantity*: 50 pcs or 500 pcs pack. 500 pcs is bulk for craft sellers, 50 pcs is better for personal use.
*Design*: Hollow star shape with a “love” or cut-out pattern inside. The hollowing makes them lightweight.
*Material*: Zinc alloy with antique silver / Tibetan silver finish. That’s a matte, slightly oxidized silver look, not shiny polished silver.
*Size*: Usually 10-15mm across. Hole size is around 1.5-2mm, so they fit on most chains, cords, and jump rings.
*Color*: “Ancient silvery” means it’s intentionally aged/darkened. It won’t look bright and shiny like new silver.
*What you can make with them*
1. *Charms on bracelets/necklaces*: Thread them onto leather cord, bead chain, or elastic cord.
2. *Dangle earrings*: Add a jump ring and ear hook.
3. *Layered pieces*: Mix with beads and the ball chains you looked at earlier for a boho/Tibetan style.
4. *Keychains & bag charms*: Add a keyring and you’re done.
The hollow design keeps them light, so you can stack several on one piece without it feeling heavy.
*Quality & things to know*
**Point** **Details**
**Material** Zinc alloy, not sterling silver. It’s cheaper and heavier than aluminum, but can tarnish if plating wears off.
**Finish** Antique silver/Tibetan silver is a plated finish. Scratches will show the base metal underneath.
**Durability** Fine for fashion jewelry. Avoid water, perfume, and sweat to keep the finish longer.
**Nickel** Most zinc alloy charms contain some nickel. If you have sensitive skin, use them on cords/bracelets, not directly on ears.
*Buying tips*
1. *Check the hole size*: Make sure it’s big enough for your jump rings or cord. 2mm is safest.
2. *Weight*: Hollow means light. If they feel heavy, they’re probably solid and more expensive.
3. *Bulk packs*: 500 pcs is ~Rs. 800-1500. Good if you’re making jewelry to sell. For personal use, 50 pcs is plenty.
4. *Customer photos*: Check if the color is even. Cheap batches sometimes have patchy plating.
*Care tip*
Store in a dry place and wipe with a soft cloth if they start to look dull. Don’t use silver polish - it’ll strip the antique finish.
---
These charms work really well with the stainless steel ball chains and elastic cords you asked about before. They give that boho/vintage vibe without being heavy.
Want me to give you 3 quick bracelet designs using these stars + the 6mm clay beads you looked at earlier?
These are *hollow star charms* made of zinc alloy - basically small pendant pieces you use to make bracelets, earrings, and necklaces.
*What you’re getting*
*Quantity*: 50 pcs or 500 pcs pack. 500 pcs is bulk for craft sellers, 50 pcs is better for personal use.
*Design*: Hollow star shape with a “love” or cut-out pattern inside. The hollowing makes them lightweight.
*Material*: Zinc alloy with antique silver / Tibetan silver finish. That’s a matte, slightly oxidized silver look, not shiny polished silver.
*Size*: Usually 10-15mm across. Hole size is around 1.5-2mm, so they fit on most chains, cords, and jump rings.
*Color*: “Ancient silvery” means it’s intentionally aged/darkened. It won’t look bright and shiny like new silver.
*What you can make with them*
1. *Charms on bracelets/necklaces*: Thread them onto leather cord, bead chain, or elastic cord.
2. *Dangle earrings*: Add a jump ring and ear hook.
3. *Layered pieces*: Mix with beads and the ball chains you looked at earlier for a boho/Tibetan style.
4. *Keychains & bag charms*: Add a keyring and you’re done.
The hollow design keeps them light, so you can stack several on one piece without it feeling heavy.
*Quality & things to know*
**Point** **Details**
**Material** Zinc alloy, not sterling silver. It’s cheaper and heavier than aluminum, but can tarnish if plating wears off.
**Finish** Antique silver/Tibetan silver is a plated finish. Scratches will show the base metal underneath.
**Durability** Fine for fashion jewelry. Avoid water, perfume, and sweat to keep the finish longer.
**Nickel** Most zinc alloy charms contain some nickel. If you have sensitive skin, use them on cords/bracelets, not directly on ears.
*Buying tips*
1. *Check the hole size*: Make sure it’s big enough for your jump rings or cord. 2mm is safest.
2. *Weight*: Hollow means light. If they feel heavy, they’re probably solid and more expensive.
3. *Bulk packs*: 500 pcs is ~Rs. 800-1500. Good if you’re making jewelry to sell. For personal use, 50 pcs is plenty.
4. *Customer photos*: Check if the color is even. Cheap batches sometimes have patchy plating.
*Care tip*
Store in a dry place and wipe with a soft cloth if they start to look dull. Don’t use silver polish - it’ll strip the antique finish.
---
These charms work really well with the stainless steel ball chains and elastic cords you asked about before. They give that boho/vintage vibe without being heavy.
Want me to give you 3 quick bracelet designs using these stars + the 6mm clay beads you looked at earlier?
+92 318 04500 11
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