You could thread all five wires into the clam shell and crimp them together. You would have to experiment to use the smallest crimp size that you could get away with and still be able to close the clam shell. It might just be easier to use a cone on both ends-cones are great for multi-strand necklaces!

I would Crimp the wires together and then clip all but one wire to 1/8 inch (make certain that the Crimp is very tight and won't pull out) I would then put the remaining wire through a cone and then use a clam-shell. Hopes this hels you. How were the wires attached on the other end?

There is no standard bracelet size; the typical adult wrist will range anywhere from 6.5 inches to 9 inches. One way that you could ensure that your bracelet designs can be worn by a variety of people is to add an extender chain to the end of the bracelet. This will enable people with wider wrists to adjust the bracelet to a larger size.

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I use the stretchy cord and I hide my knot in a bead and put a dab of glue on both sides. Your bead will be the only one that doesn't move on the bracelent and you can't even tell unless you start moving each bead. Its a nice trick.

I agree with the Customer Service answer. And be sure to leave a bit of slack in the wire before crimping so that the eyeglass loop can move freely.
Lissa Atkins
Collingswood, NJ

I use jump rings around the pin and either crimp the wires directly to the jump ring and cover the crimps with a crimp cover, or end the wires or threads with a clamshell, then attach the clamshell to the jump rings.