Sterling Silver Bali Daisy Spacer Beads & Head Pins (Circa 2004)
Introduce a touch of timeless detail to your designs with these genuine Bali Daisy Spacer Beads. Sourced from the same manufacturer and production era (Circa 2004), these spacers offer a beautiful, compatible look across all sizes, as demonstrated in the pictured Sterling Silver & Swarovski Crystal Earrings.
Bali Daisy Spacer Beads
These beads are crafted from 925 Sterling Silver and feature an oxidized finish for an authentic Bali look.1
| Size (mm) | Approximate Measurement | Bead Hole Size (mm) | Note |
| 3mm | 3mm diam. | 1.1mm | |
| 4mm | 4mm diam | 1.5mm | |
| 5mm | 5-5.5mm diam. | 2mm | *Please note the size range. |
Compatibility: All three sizes (plus the spacer, if available) are compatible and designed to work together seamlessly in the same beaded designs.
Sterling Silver Ball Tip Head Pins (Sold Separately)
Pair your Bali Spacers with these high-quality Ball Tip Head Pins in genuine Sterling Silver.
Tip Diameter: .35
Lengths Available: 1" 1.5" 2"
Compatibility: The head pins will fit through the hole of every Daisy Spacer size listed above (down to the bead).
Ease of Use: Despite a seemingly thick appearance, these pins are very soft, pliable, and easy to work with.
Sizing Note: Sterling Silver is a precious metal; be sure to select the appropriate length for your project, as longer pins will cost more.
Use these essential findings with your Bali Beads, Spacer Beads, and other beads as small as to finish your high-end jewelry designs.
Sterling Silver .925 Bali Daisy Spacer Beads
Sterling Silver Care & Wear Instructions
Sterling silver naturally tarnishes over time due to exposure to air, moisture, and common chemicals. Proper care will help maintain the luster of your silver beads and findings for years.
1. Daily Wear Guidelines (The "Last On, First Off" Rule)
To minimize tarnish and damage, treat your sterling silver as the last thing you put on and the first thing you take off.
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AVOID Contact With:
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Chemicals: Perfumes, hairsprays, cosmetics, lotions, hand sanitizers, and household cleaning products (bleach, ammonia, etc.).
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Water: Remove jewelry before showering, swimming (especially in chlorine or salt water), or entering hot tubs/saunas.
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Sweat: Remove jewelry before exercising or performing strenuous physical activities, as the salt in perspiration accelerates tarnish.
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Encouraged Wear: Wearing silver jewelry often is actually one of the best ways to keep it shiny, as the natural oils from your skin help clean the metal.
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2. Proper Cleaning
Clean your silver regularly to remove oils and dirt before tarnish sets in.
Method When to Use Instructions Quick Polish After every wear, or at the first sign of dullness. Gently rub with a soft, non-abrasive silver polishing cloth (specifically made for silver). Wipe, do not scrub. Gentle Wash When dirt or grime accumulates. Soak the item in a bowl of warm water with a few drops of mild, phosphate-free dish soap. Gently rub with a soft cloth or a very soft toothbrush. Rinse thoroughly with clean, warm water and dry immediately with a soft, clean towel. Important Note for Oxidized Silver (like the Bali Spacers): When cleaning the Bali spacers (which have an intentional dark, oxidized finish), do not use silver polish or dip cleaners. These products will strip the dark oxidation. Use a dry, soft cloth or mild soap and water only. 3. Storage is Key
Proper storage is the best defense against tarnish when you are not wearing your silver.
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Keep it Dry and Airtight: Store your silver in a cool, dark, and dry place.9 An airtight plastic zip-lock bag or a soft, anti-tarnish pouch is ideal to limit exposure to air and humidity.
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Prevent Scratches: Store each piece separately to prevent beads and findings from rubbing against each other and causing scratches.
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Absorb Moisture: Place anti-tarnish strips or silica gel packets (found in shoe boxes or packaging) inside your jewelry box or storage bags to absorb moisture and sulfur in the air.
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Avoid Tarnish Accelerants: Do not store silver near rubber bands, newspaper, or painted surfaces, as the sulfur compounds can cause severe tarnishing.
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