Professional Prong Closing Pliers, Jewellery Stone Setting Tool, Wire and Bead Craft Pliers
£9.99
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£9.99
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SKU: 88-7WPF-2PXI
Professional Prong Closing Pliers, Jewellery Stone Setting Tool, Wire and Bead Craft Pliers
£9.99
Sale price
£9.99
Regular price
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For bench jewellers and stone setters needing to close prongs securely, these pliers offer controlled, even pressure. The specialised jaw design allows for the safe closing of claws over gemstones, dramatically reducing the risk of chipping the stone's girdle during the setting process.
Key features
- One jaw features a machined groove to securely grip the prong tip whilst closing.
- The opposing flat jaw provides a stable surface for pushing the prong into place.
- Box-joint construction maintains jaw alignment for consistent, repeatable pressure.
- Curved, blue vinyl-dipped handles provide a comfortable and secure grip.
- A double-leaf spring gently returns the jaws to the open position, reducing hand fatigue.
Who it's for
An essential hand tool for UK bench jewellers, gem setters, and jewellery repair workshops. Also suitable for apprentices and craftspeople learning to set stones in claw, prong, or cathedral settings in gold, silver, or platinum.
Free UK delivery · Same-day dispatch before 2pm · 30-day returns
Is this the right tool for you?
Best for
- UK bench jewellers closing prongs on gemstones
- Gem setters securing stones in claw or cathedral settings
- Jewellery repair workshops resetting stones safely
- Apprentices learning professional stone setting techniques
Not for
- Cutting wire or sheet metal
- General purpose gripping or bending tasks
- Setting very large or unusually shaped stones without prior experience
How this compares
| Professional Prong Closing Pliers,... | Alternatives | |
|---|---|---|
| Jaw Design | One grooved jaw for secure prong grip, one flat jaw for stable pushing | Basic flat or serrated jaws, not optimised for stone setting |
| Joint Construction | Box-joint construction for precise jaw alignment and consistent pressure | Lap-joint or rivet-joint, prone to misalignment and play over time |
| Ergonomics | Curved, blue vinyl-dipped handles with double-leaf spring for comfort and reduced fatigue | Straight, plain metal handles with single spring or no spring, less comfortable for prolonged use |
