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These are 60 mm nickel jingle bells. This size is sold in bags of 10 bells. Please note the price is per bell. You must buy in multiples of 10 bells.

These brass beads have large holes and are ideal for using in making Native American jewelry.They are sold by the kilo, each kilo containing 592 beads on average, and have 2/16" or 1/8" holes. These are 6mm when measured from side-to-side (not hole-to-hole).Please Note: Sizes of the beads and holes are approximate.Weight: One Bag of R-279-1/4 = 1 lb, 3.6 oz; One Bag of R-279-5/16 = 2 lb, 1.6 oz. Bags of R-326-xx sold by the kilo.

These are 6 mm gold jingle bells. This size is sold in bags of 100 bells. Please note the price is per bell. You must buy in multiples of 100 bells.

These are 6 mm nickel jingle bells. This size is sold in bags of 100 bells. Please note the price is per bell. You must buy in multiples of 100 bells.

These 6 mm round bone beads have 2 mm holes. These are sold by the box. Each box has 100 beads.

These brass beads have large holes and are ideal for using in making Native American jewelry.They are sold by the kilo, each kilo containing 592 beads on average, and have 2/16" or 1/8" holes. These are 6mm when measured from side-to-side (not hole-to-hole).Please Note: Sizes of the beads and holes are approximate.Weight: One Bag of R-279-1/4 = 1 lb, 3.6 oz; One Bag of R-279-5/16 = 2 lb, 1.6 oz. Bags of R-326-xx sold by the kilo.

These brass beads have large holes and are ideal for using in making Native American jewelry. They are sold by the kilo, each kilo containing 592 beads on average, and have 2/16" or 1/8" holes. These are 6mm when measured from side-to-side (not hole-to-hole). Please Note: Sizes of the beads and holes are approximate.Weight: One Bag of R-279-1/4 = 1 lb, 3.6 oz; One Bag of R-279-5/16 = 2 lb, 1.6 oz. Bags of R-326-xx sold by the kilo.

These are spear points made from water buffalo bone. They measure 7” long by 1.25” wide, weighing 26 grams.To make antiqued spear points, just put the spear point in a bowl, boil up a pot of tea, pour the tea on the spear point and let stand for a few minutes. Drain the tea. Dry the spear point.Domesticated water buffalo are not endangered.