What is a hinged Bale?

A hinged bail that can be attached to a pearl, beaded strand or large round chain which a pendant can easily be suspended from the jump ring. Available in 14k yellow or 14k white gold pearl screw eyes that can be attached to a bail or used as dangles.

Can you change the bail on a pendant?

The bail is either attached directly to the pendant, or soldered to a loop at the top of the pendant. This key pendant’s original bail had completely snapped off, requiring a replacement. Partially-intact bail: The jeweler can rebuild the bail by placing some metal and soldering the loop closed.

What is the bail of a pendant?

Bails are a feature of specific jewelry types (primarily necklaces) that are intended to attach to a stone or pendant. Typically, the bail is centered on the necklace where the pendant will hang. The most common bail allows a chain to flow through, and is then attached by a ring to the pendant.

How much does it cost to repair a pendant?

Necklace Repairs

What are bails, enhancers and slides for pendants?

Jewelry bails, enhancers and slides are findings commonly used for hanging pendants from silver chains or cord. Some people call them “pendant connectors.” These jewelry making essentials are available in a variety of styles from sleek and smooth, plain metals to antiqued designs with floral motifs or filigree detailing.

What’s the difference between a bail and an enhancer?

Bails and slides are usually permanent design components; whereas, enhancers can be snapped on and off of a necklace to allow for removable pendants. Or, you can use most enhancers as chain shorteners or jewelry clasps.

What does a pearl cup bail look like?

Pearl Cup or Peg Bails have a top peg that inserts into a half-drilled pearl or bead and is glued on for security.