Inch-rings, 1/8" thick. On about 28-30" of #6ish ball-chain. (Minimum order after the one I have in stock: at least two sets, sorry.) A limited number of sets of rainbow pride rings also available here.
I was really hoping to be able to carry inexpensive leather pride rings. It's so irritating they always cost about twice as much as the rainbow ones. I'm finding out why, though. I can't find wholesale anodized aluminum hearts at all, and bending the rings isn't the way to go (the best ones I've seen have been anodized after cutting and bending-- much nicer).
In the meantime, here's the best price I've seen on the net: $9 plus shipping at The Homo Depot. Shipping seems to be a flat $5, though, kind of high-- but if you want some other stuff from them, that might do for you.WAIT! I FOUND SOME!
Inch-rings, 1/8" thick. On about 28-30" of #6ish ball-chain. (Minimum order after the one I have in stock: at least two sets, sorry.) A limited number of sets of rainbow pride rings also available here.
$4
Half-inch rings on ball-chain. Limited supply (about ten or so sets available). I do not seem to be able to bend a little red ring into a convincing heart. I tried...
$30-37
Persian-weave chainmail with half rubber rings and half anodized aluminum Leather Pride rings-- Black Blue Black Blue White Blue Black Blue Black, and one red heart! Can be sized to suit (price is about the same as the ranbow-rings chainmail plus $2 to cover the heart and the all-metal blue and white bits (harder!)-- varies with size).
A bracelet can be made of nothing but four or five repeats of that (though at some expense...), since it only needs to stretch enough to go over a hand-- but the stuff is not so stretchy that it can go over a head. This choker has just the Black Blue Black Blue White Blue Black Blue Black set in Persian 6-in-1, and then the Red heart, and the rest is done in stretchably-loose double foxtail (a chainmail weave traditionally made with metal rings, welded and twisted) with black rubber rings of matching thickness, 1/16". The cross-section of the double-foxtail part is 9/16" x 3/8".
As far as I know, this is the first time f2f has ever been linked right into Persian 6-in-1. They're made for each other. Across the front and back their um rubber arrowheads point the same direction. And the transitions are not only smooth, but also sturdy.
Email neck measurement-- and let us know whether to round up or down if that becomes an issue. --Or wrist measurement. No reason not to have a bracelet of this.
A rainbow-rings version is filed here. Find items made from just n-tuple foxtail here.
