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A simple, cute buckle with a sliver-moon-shaped loop from Craven & Whittaker. It can also make hoop earrings, ring holder pendants, hair stick pins, and more.

A simple button or ring top with a deep geometric design. From Larter & Sons out of Newark, New Jersey in the 1920s.

This Rococo-inspired jewelry hub depicts whimsical flowers with flourishing leaves and little baubles hanging from the petals. It makes a great component and sawed in half for any number of projects and also is perfect for hair forks. From Rumart Toolcraft out of 1920s Providence, Rhode Island.

These three unique heart charm hubs all come from 1950s Pforzheim, Germany. They make pendants, earrings, bracelets, and more!

This medium-sized button has a simple design that can be used independently or in small parts. Consider using the different rings as unique bezels or the whole design as the top of a tiny, tiny cake. From Rumart Toolcraft out of 1930s Providence, Rhode Island.

A simple flower component by Beaucraft during the 1960s-1970s Flower Power era. It made pins, earrings, bracelet components, and buttons. The center can be sawed out and/or enameled, or the petals can be used as components.