Elastic, nylon, metallic and leather cords
Here you'll find a wide range of yarns suitable for different types of creative jewelry and macramé projects. Whether you're a beginner or an expert in the art of creation, we've selected high-quality wires to help you realize your projects.
Our different wire types and their uses
Find out more about the different types of wire we offer, and their specific uses in jewelry.
Waxed threads for macramé
Waxed wires are ideal for making macramé jewelry and accessories. They are strong, water-resistant and available in a wide variety of colors. Their shiny appearance and texture allow you to create elegant and long-lasting pieces.
Nylon threads
Nylon yarns are very versatile and can be used for sewing or jewelry making. They are strong and flexible. Their flexibility makes them easy to work with and suitable for a wide range of projects.
Elastic wires
Ideal for making stretch jewelry, elastic wires are flexible and resistant. They can be used to create adjustable bracelets, necklaces or rings, adapting to different sizes and shapes.
Metal wire
Metal wires are used to create rigid and structured jewelry. They offer a wide variety of styles. They are often used to make earrings, pendants or bracelets. This type of wire is particularly well suited to beads with a particularly small opening. As wires are thin and have a certain rigidity, they are easy to handle for this type of bead.
Leather straps
Leather straps add a natural and authentic touch to your creations. They are ideal for making bracelets, necklaces or hanging pendants. Available in a range of widths and colors, they adapt to every style.
Use in jewelry
In jewelry, these different types of wire can be used to create a wide variety of designs. Your choice of wire will depend on your preferences, your skill level and the style you wish to give to your jewelry. Waxed and elastic wires are particularly suited to bracelets and necklaces, while metal wires and leather straps offer more elaborate and sophisticated design possibilities.
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