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There are many different kinds but what is a jump ring? In this guide we review the different types as well as their function. Once you've read the guide, you're well dressed for your next DIY project. You can find our selection of boxes, in different materials, here!
Types of boxes and their function:
An open jump ring Often used to put in a chain or as a pendant and a chain. It can be opened and fixed - it is just important that it closes tightly again. See guidance further down the page
A soldered jump ring Is completely closed and "welded" together of molten metal so that it cannot be opened. It is ideal to use clamping pearls or when making jewelry on a leash. Since there is no opening, g is not a risk of the string sliding out, making the jewelry more durable.
An oval jump ring is an oblong jump ring And can also be used for jewelry on a leash. In most cases, the string will remain in the narrow end of the cord and do not slip out of the opening. Oval wedges are found both With the opening on the long and short side - it is important to choose it jump ring with the opening on the long side.
double jump rings act as one Mini-key and works in the same way as a regular keychain does. It's an open jump ring, which gives the same durability as a soldered jump ring, and is therefore optimal for use in chains.
A platejump ring is a small flat plate with two holes. The string is mounted in one hole and in the other the lock can be attached. It has the same feature as a soldered jump ring, But with another finish.
How to close an open jump ring correct?
Follow this picture series to make sure you are closing an open jump ring correct: 
1. Use two flat rides and place them on either side of the opening
2. Twist the opening up at a straight angle so the ends are not pulled apart
3. Mount what is to sit on the box
4. Then place the two flat rigs on either side of the opening again and twist the wedged back into place
5. If not closed completely tightly, you can gently pry the two ends back and forth until the egg is fully closed
