20 mm bezel cup with rim, surgical steel, 18K PVD gold plated
Close-up of rim and gold plating on 20 mm bezel cup, surgical steel 304

Bezel cups 20 mm, 18K PVD gold plated stainless steel 304

Nickel safe · REACH compliant · Tested in Finland
Regular price 15,70 €
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10 pcs 15,70 € 1,570 €
Pack Size

Bezel cup inner diameter: 20 mm

Bail inner diameter: 3 mm

Bezel cup outer size: 22 x 22 mm

Material: Stainless steel 304

Gold plating: 18K gold

Plating method: PVD

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Description

The rimmed bezel cup fits a 20 mm glass cabochon or other flat-backed decoration.

With the bezel cup you can make, for example, photo glass cabochon pendants, resin jewelry, keychains or earrings.

The loop on the bezel cup allows you to attach the jewelry to a chain, cord, earring hook or other jewelry component. You can use a jump ring or bail for attachment.

The PVD gold plated surface gives the jewelry a warm golden finish, particularly suitable for pieces where other visible metal parts are also gold-colored.

Frequently asked questions about the product

What is this cabochon setting used for?

This cabochon setting is used to make pendants and other jewelry components. You can glue on a 20 mm glass cabochon, a resin piece, or any other round flat-back decoration of the same size. The raised edge frames the decoration neatly and gives the piece a finished look.
Which decoration fits this setting best?

The setting works best with a 20 mm glass cabochon or any other flat-backed decoration that's the correct size.


The size should be as precise as possible so that the decoration sits neatly in the setting. A decoration that's too small can end up loose, while one that's too large won't fit properly inside the rim.
How do I make photo glass cabochon jewelry?

For photo glass cabochon jewelry, protect the image with a clear varnish first if needed, so the ink doesn't smudge and the paper doesn't darken. Once the varnish has dried, glue the image to the back of the glass cabochon. Then trim off the excess paper along the edge of the cabochon and glue the finished photo cabochon into the setting.
Can I pour UV resin directly into the cabochon setting?

Yes, you can pour UV resin directly into the cabochon setting. In the 20 mm setting, you can make, for example, a colored, glitter, or flower piece. Add the resin in thin layers and cure it according to the manufacturer's instructions so the surface cures evenly.
How does PVD gold coating differ from conventional gold plating?

PVD gold coating is a coating method in which a golden surface is formed on the metal through a vacuum process. This makes the surface harder and more wear-resistant than conventional electrochemical gold plating, which can wear off more quickly with use.


Even though PVD gold coating is durable, it's still worth handling gently so the gold-coated surface stays beautiful for as long as possible.

Frequently Asked Questions About Materials and Safety

Are Steely Pop's jewelry findings compliant with EU safety requirements?

Yes. The products in our range meet the chemical restrictions applied to jewelry in the EU (such as the limits on nickel release and the thresholds for lead and cadmium).
What is surgical steel, and is it safe?

The term "surgical steel" is a general name for a group of stainless steel grades with especially good properties for skin contact. Surgical steel is widely considered one of the safest jewelry materials. Steely Pop's jewelry findings are made from steel grades 304, 316, and 316L, which are often referred to as surgical steel.

Read more about this in this article.
Can stainless steel cause symptoms in people with nickel allergies?

Stainless steels are well tolerated by most people and are suitable even for sensitive skin. Individual sensitivity varies, however, and some people may still experience allergic symptoms from stainless steel.
Are Steely Pop's findings tested?

Yes. Testing is part of our quality control, and we regularly commission laboratory tests to ensure jewelry safety.

You can read about what we test in practice in this article.
What does the REACH Regulation mean?

REACH is the EU's chemicals regulation, which restricts harmful substances in products and requires companies to ensure their products are safe. When products meet the REACH Regulation, they comply with EU law and are safe to use.

You can read more about the REACH Regulation in this article.
Do Steely Pop's findings meet the REACH Regulation?

Yes. Our products meet the REACH Regulation, and we confirm this with official laboratory tests.

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