Create an endless world of designing possibilities with fine jewelry findings from Stuller.
Let’s talk about findings — the essential components that are the backbone of any jewelry piece. Findings play a crucial role in the construction and visual appeal of your creations, ensuring they are functional and wearable. From simple to intricate designs, the right findings add a unique touch to your jewelry.
Our talented designers and experts have curated an exciting collection of findings to spark your creativity and keep you ahead of the latest trends. Check out our new series of reels on Stuller’s Instagram called Finding Inspiration.
Chic Closures: Toggle Clasps
Elevate your style with our versatile toggle claps. Transform your favorite bracelets or necklaces into fashion statements by adding charms to these chic closures.
Fun and Flirty: Coquette-Inspired Bow Earrings
Create stylish looks with trendy findings. We are loving these Coquette-inspired bow earrings that dazzle with elegance.
Three Steps to Create a Stunning Necklace
When it comes to these fabulous findings, let your imagination run wild. Watch as we create a stunning necklace in three steps.
Simple Links: Gorgeous Bolo Bracelets
You’ll fall in love with these findings. Look how easy it is to turn simple links into beautiful bolo bracelets.
What Will You Design Next?
Findings have been integral to Stuller since its inception in 1970 when Matt Stuller founded the business. The exceptional quality and variety of our findings play a crucial role in enhancing the craftsmanship and success of jewelers, ensuring your creations are not only visually stunning but also durable and functional.
Our product design, merchandising, and social media teams have collaborated to deliver the most trendy and innovative findings and components to you. We hope that our Finding Inspiration reels on Instagram ignite your creativity.
What will you design next? Discover your inspiration with findings from Stuller.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Paige Oliver
Findings Assistant Project Manager
Paige holds a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. She is driven by innovative concepts and meaningful collaborations. Leveraging her background as an artist and product designer, Paige plays a pivotal role in curating a diverse range of findings for Stuller.