You would attach either a Sterling Silver 1.2mm Fancy Crimp End or a Sterling Silver 1.2mm Crimp End to each end of the choker. After the crimp ends are attached, use an open jump ring to attach your clasp to the loop on top of the crimp ends. You can find these crimp ends on our website via the following links:

http://www.artbeads.com/ss-crend01.html
http://www.artbeads.com/ss-crend02.html

The size of the Toho beads will depend on the shape of the beads in question. (ie. rounds, triangles, cubes, etc.) You are welcome to contact our Customer Service department with this additional information, and we would be happy to provide you with more specific measurements.

Seed beads are uniform in size and come in a variety of shapes. The most popular shape is round, which are cylinder-shaped beads with rounded edges. They also come in bugle, cube, hex and 3-cut, among other shapes. Seed beads are used mainly in bead weaving but are also used as spacers or for embellishment. For round seed beads, the larger the number, the smaller the bead. (For instance, 6/0 is larger than 8/0.)

A 10 is larger than an 11. The smaller the number the bigger the bead.

Since the Swarovski 6904 Lily Pendant is top-drilled, you will need to make a wire wrap to attach the pendant to a chain. You will not be able to use an open jump ring, as the length of the hole is too long to accommodate the curve of the ring. We recommend checking out our picture tutorial on creating top-drilled wire wraps in our Learning Center:
http://www.artbeads.com/howtomawrewr.html

If you mean a beaded loop with a ball end that fits through it you can make a beaded bead by stitching around a wooden bead. I have done this several times however I prefer the tube shaped toggle because it stays clasped better than a ball shape. I have also used a large bead at the end of a woven chain instead of the beaded bead. Lots faster than beading a bead!

Yes, Size 5 Griffin Silk Cord will fit comfortably through the hole of a 4mm Swarovski 5301 Bicone bead with plenty of room for movement.

If you made a peyote stitched bracelet for example. After you woven all your seed beads togetther go back to your first row where you left a tail of thread that is about 1 or 2in long.
Thread your needle through your tail and add about 9 seed beads to make
a loop. But first string 5 seed beads, then add your clasp to the woven loop, and then string 4 seed beads. After stringing all your seed beads go back through your first seed bead you added on to your woven loop pull your thread gently with all your 8 seed beads with the clasp.
After that go through some seed beads on your peyote stitched bracelet and as you reached the end finish your bracelet with two overhead knots and now you have a bracelet with a clasp attached to it.

the size 8/0 seed beads are approximately 3mm. the size 11/0 seed beads are approximately 2.2mm. the size 15/0 seed beads are approximately 1.6mm.

Hamilton gold is actually brass that is toned with a small amount of gold.