BUSCH Beading Tools | Pavé & Grain Setting Tool - Various Sizes

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The BUSCH Beading Tools 2.0 are precision stone-setting tools designed for the classical setting of high-quality jewellery stones. Ideal for pavé setting, bead setting, grain setting, diamond setting and fine jewellery work, these tools help create clean, bright and perfectly formed beads around gemstones.

Each beading tool features a perfectly shaped and polished calotte tip with a fine circumferential edge. This polished calotte presses the beads into small, bright hemispheres, giving pavé and grain settings a neat, exact and professional finish.

The Beading Tool 2.0 is made for professional jewelers, stone setters, goldsmiths and jewellery workshops. The tool length can be adjusted by shortening it at the predetermined breaking point, allowing comfortable use depending on your preferred setting style and tool holder.

Each tool has a clearly legible laser marking showing the BT size and the BUSCH logo for easy identification.

Key Features

• Professional BUSCH Beading Tools 2.0
  
• Application: Pavé setting, grain setting, bead setting, stone setting
  
• Perfectly shaped polished calotte tip
  
• Fine circumferential edge for precise bead forming
  
• Creates small, bright, polished hemispheres
  
• Helps achieve clean and exact jewellery stone settings
  
• Adjustable length by shortening at the breaking point
  
• Clearly laser-marked with BT size and BUSCH logo
  
• Available sizes
  Size 02    Diameter 0.35 mm
  Size 03    Diameter 0.40 mm
  Size 04    Diameter 0.45 mm
  Size 05    Diameter 0.50 mm
  Size 06    Diameter 0.55 mm
  Size 07    Diameter 0.60 mm
  Size 08    Diameter 0.65 mm
  
• Shank Diameter: 2.6 mm
  
• Total Length: 60 mm
  
• Shortened Length: 50 mm
  
• Use: Jewellery making, diamond setting, gemstone setting, goldsmith work

A jeweler’s beading tool, also known as a bead punch or beader, is a precision stone-setting tool used in pavé setting, bead setting, and grain setting. 

These beads help securely hold diamonds, gemstones, and high-quality jewellery stones in place while creating a clean, professional finish. Jewelers also use beading tools to refine rough metal edges, improve setting details, and tighten slightly loose stones during jewellery repair and stone-setting work.