These stainless steel screw eye pins are versatile and durable findings, perfect for jewelry making, crafts, and DIY projects. Each pin features a threaded screw end for secure attachment into wood, resin, clay, or other materials, with a sturdy loop at the top for connecting jump rings, hooks, or clasps.

Features:

• Material: Stainless steel – rust-resistant, tarnish-free, and long-lasting

• Design: Screw end with loop eye for secure and easy connections

• Durability: Strong and reliable for both lightweight and heavier projects

• Finish: Polished silver tone for a clean, professional look

Applications:

• Jewelry making (pendants, charms, resin crafts, gemstone drilling)

• Attaching hooks, chains, or findings to small objects

• DIY keychains, ornaments, and decorations

• Wood, resin, and polymer clay projects

✨ Stainless steel ensures these screw eye pins will not bend or corrode easily, making them ideal for professional jewelers, crafters, and hobbyists who want high-quality, lasting results.

Headpins

A headpin is a straight metal wire with one end finished by a flat disc, ball, or decorative cap.

• Acts like a nail: slide beads onto the shaft, and the head prevents them from slipping off.
• Ideal for making dangles, drops, pendants, and earring components.

Eyepins

An eyepin is a wire with a small loop (eye) at one end.

• The eye loop acts as a connector.
• Beads are strung onto the shaft, and the other end is formed into another loop.
• Used for creating links, connectors, and chained elements in necklaces or bracelets.

Why Use Stainless Steel?

Especially useful for bracelets, keychains, and earrings that take more wear and tear.

Headpins

A headpin is a straight metal wire with one end finished by a flat disc, ball, or decorative cap.

• Acts like a nail: slide beads onto the shaft, and the head prevents them from slipping off.
• Ideal for making dangles, drops, pendants, and earring components.

Eyepins

An eyepin is a wire with a small loop (eye) at one end.

• The eye loop acts as a connector.
• Beads are strung onto the shaft, and the other end is formed into another loop.
• Used for creating links, connectors, and chained elements in necklaces or bracelets.

Why Use Stainless Steel?

Especially useful for bracelets, keychains, and earrings that take more wear and tear.

Types of Stainless Steel Headpins

1. Flat Headpins

• The head is a small flat disc, like a nail head.
• Best for general use when the bottom of the bead doesn’t need to be decorative.
• Sleek and minimalist — good for modern, clean designs.

2. Ball Headpins

• The head is a small round ball, often 1–3 mm in diameter.
• Adds a tiny decorative detail beneath the bead.
• Ideal for feminine, boho, or dainty earrings.

3. Decorative Headpins

• Some feature stars, spirals, or hammered textures.
• Used when you want the head to be visible and part of the design.