Stainless steel split rings for keychains

Begin with size and quantity to suit your project. For DIY charms and small pendants, 20 mm or 25 mm rings are common, with sets offering 100–200 pieces. If you’re assembling larger keychains, you’ll find 25 mm or 28 mm packs in higher counts, such as 150, 200, or 300 pieces. Finishes vary from silver to gold tones, so choose based on the look you want and the visibility of the ring in your design.

Stainless steel jump rings in this range are typically made of 304 stainless steel, offering strong corrosion resistance and longevity for regular wear. Some packs feature gold plating or silver finishes, which provide a polished aesthetic for necklaces, bracelets, and earrings. This combination of material and finish helps ensure reliable connections for DIY jewelry projects without easily bending under normal use.

20 mm rings are ideal for small, lightweight keychains or resin embellishments, while 25 mm and 28 mm rings suit larger keychains and charms. Packs often include a mix of sizes (for example 25 mm and 28 mm in the same bulk) to give you flexibility across multiple DIY projects, from key rings to bag charms and pendants.

Choose open jump rings to connect charms, pendants, or tags where a flexible attachment is needed, while split key rings are built to securely hold keys and prevent them from slipping off. The product variety includes both options in different finishes, sizes, and counts to match whether you’re making jewelry pieces or practical key organizing accessories.

Common finishes include silver and gold tones, with some packs offering gold-plated or nickel-plated options. These finishes let you coordinate with your jewelry design or crafts, whether you’re aiming for a sleek metallic look or a warmer golden tone to complement beads, charms, or resin inlays.

Pack sizes range from smaller sets of around 32 pieces to bulk bundles with 200, 300, or more rings. For keyring projects you’ll often find 50 to 150 pieces per pack in 25 mm, while larger DIY jewelry sets commonly include 200–300 rings in mixed sizes like 25 mm and 28 mm, giving you plenty of rings to complete several projects.