These tiny beads serve several purposes in jewelry design: Spacing: Their primary use is to be strung between larger beads or different components (like charms or gemstones) to add small gaps and visual separation. This prevents the main beads from rubbing against each other and allows them to stand out individually. Texture and Contrast: They provide a metallic, often uniform, contrast to round glass, stone, or polymer beads, adding texture and a more finished, geometric look. Accent: They can be used to create patterns within a beaded piece (e.g., alternating one large bead with two small square beads). Stringing Material: You would typically string these onto a flexible material like beading wire, elastic cord (for bracelets), or nylon thread (for bead weaving)
