How to use a Jump Ring Opener Tool

If you are working with jump rings regularly and are needing an extra hand then look no further than this handy tool. ⁠
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Slip the jump ring opener onto your finger and grasp the side of your jump ring with flat or chain nose pliers. Slip the bottom of the jump ring into the slot which offers the best fit and gently twist the jump ring sideways with the pliers to open it. It's that simple and saves you using two pairs of pliers to open and close rings.
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[@healingculturalartifacts7801]

Boy, have I struggled years with jump rings.

[@rdartsandcollections1021]

You are not alone❤

[@pjmoon_25]

This was so helpful 😭 thank you so much

[@roseofwales]

Thank u

[@dennisjazz5142]

I found one of these and thought it was a weird ass ring 😂😂😂

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Me too😂😂😂😂

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Thank you❤🙂🙂

[@rdartsandcollections1021]

Thank you ❤

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Thanks

[@bobbyflay224]

can they close them as well??

[@thecuriousgem-jewellerymak9546]

Good morning. They certainly can!

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[@zaynsaftab]

are these pliers called needle nose pliers?

[@thecuriousgem-jewellerymak9546]

These are our Chain Nose Pliers, which are typically used to create angled bends in wire, close bead covers, open and close jump ring and form loops. These are the pliers we have used for years in the office - very hard-wearing, extremely comfortable to use and highly recommended. You can find them on our website here: www.thecuriousgem.co.uk/pliers-and-cutters/chain-nose-pliers.html

[@kaymel9786]

So how do u close it

[@thecuriousgem-jewellerymak9546]

Hi @kaymel9786 You can close the jump rings using this tool also, just insert the jump ring and twist in the opposite direction using your pliers. Hope this helps.