Argentium jump rings in 20 gauge are essential components for jewelry making, chainmaille projects, and various crafting endeavors. Jump rings are small metal rings with an opening that enables them to be linked together to form chains, bracelets, necklaces, and other jewelry pieces. These particular jump rings are crafted from Argentium silver, a modern variation of traditional sterling silver. Argentium silver consists of 93.5% silver (similar to sterling silver) but with the addition of germanium, which offers numerous advantages over conventional sterling silver. The "20 gauge" specification refers to the thickness of the jump rings. Gauge is a unit of measurement used to determine the diameter or thickness of wire or metal components. In the case of Argentium jump rings, 20 gauge denotes a thickness of approximately 0.81 millimeters or 0.032 inches. Although thinner than lower gauge options, 20 gauge rings remain sturdy and reliable for a wide range of jewelry-making projects.