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Acetate Round Washer, 24mm - Pearl (Each)

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Acetate looks similar to Lucite (acrylic resin), but this form of plastic actually begins with acetic acid (also known as household vinegar), combined with various bases to give it the desired colors and texture. It's strong, lightweight, slightly flexible, and remarkably hypoallergenic. This combination makes it popular for eyeglass frames as well as jewelry. See Related Products links (below) for similar items and additional jewelry-making supplies that are often used with this item.

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Acetate Round Washer, 24mm - Pearl (Each)

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Acetate looks similar to Lucite (acrylic resin), but this form of plastic actually begins with acetic acid (also known as household vinegar), combined with various bases to give it the desired colors and texture. It's strong, lightweight, slightly flexible, and remarkably hypoallergenic. This combination makes it popular for eyeglass frames as well as jewelry.

See Related Products links (below) for similar items and additional jewelry-making supplies that are often used with this item.

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Sold by:	each
Color:	Mother of Pearl
Theme:	Beach/ Surf Jewelry Supplies
Size:	24mm
Country of Origin:	China
Hole Size:	18mm
Shape:	Round
Brand:	Zola Elements

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