Inga Vaughn
The Sprocket Spacer
The Sprocket Spacer
I designed this hand-sculpted spacer to bring a gritty, industrial energy balanced by the warmth of raw metal. Following the release of the J-Nut, Sprocket introduces a heavy, mechanical gear profile to the mix. Available in bronze or fine silver.
Each ridge and valley has been carefully carved and finished with a satin, matte texture that highlights the raw, industrial details and lets the hand-sculpted form take center stage. Wear alone or add it to your stack as a nod to your inner strength.
Product Details:
Material: Solid Bronze or .999 Fine Silver
Total Weight: Approximately 2 grams
Dimensions: Approx. 10mm to 12mm diameter and 4mm to 5mm thickness
Center Opening: Approx. 6mm inner diameter (designed to sit comfortably on chains up to 5mm to 5.5mm in width)
Finish: Satin/matte finish
Note: This listing is for the bead spacer only, allowing you to pair it with your favorite chain or a custom option from the shop.
Each piece is hand sculpted and fired to order in my Connecticut studio. Please allow a minimum of 2–3 weeks for your piece to be crafted, polished, and shipped.
A Note on Materials
This piece is available in two metals: bronze and .999 pure fine silver. Please note that each material has distinct characteristics and care requirements.
Fine Silver (.999): This variant is not rhodium plated or coated in any way. You are wearing solid, elemental metal exactly as it is. Fine silver is an elemental metal. It may tarnish, develop a patina, or react to your environment at a rate that differs from plated or sterling silver pieces. Factors such as skin chemistry, humidity, lotions, soaps, and airborne compounds all influence how the metal responds. This is a natural characteristic of pure silver, not a defect. Tarnish is easily removed at home using a polishing cloth, a baking soda paste, or a silver cleaning cream. Full care instructions for fine silver are available here.
Bronze: Bronze is a copper-based alloy that develops a natural patina over time. It may darken with wear, which many people find adds to its character. Regular polishing will restore its original warm tone. Full care instructions for bronze are available here.
If you are unfamiliar with the properties of .999 fine silver or bronze, please take a moment to research the materials before purchasing to confirm they are the right fit for you. By completing your purchase, you acknowledge that you understand these natural characteristics. Because each piece is made to order, please note that natural tarnishing and surface changes are not considered defects and are not covered under the custom order return policy. I am always happy to help with care questions at help@ingavaughn.com.
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