Keep your keys, tags, and small accessories organized with the 23mm Brass-Plated Split Ring from Country Brook Design. Built for everyday reliability, this split ring offers a secure, double-loop closure that holds attachments firmly in place while still letting you add or remove items when needed. Whether you are refreshing a keychain, finishing a handmade gift, or replacing worn hardware on a favorite bag, a dependable split ring makes a real difference. Country Brook Design has built a reputation on quality hardware and helpful support, so you can shop with confidence knowing each order is backed by a team that stands behind its products.
Measuring 23mm (approximately 0.9 inches) in diameter, this split ring strikes a practical balance between compact size and useful capacity. Each ring is made from resilient tempered steel and finished with a classic brass plating that adds warm, golden color to any project. Tempered steel gives the ring its spring-back strength, allowing it to return to its original shape even after repeated opening and closing. The coiled, two-turn design keeps attached items from slipping loose, while the corrosion-resistant finish helps the ring withstand daily handling. Its size works well with standard key holes, key fobs, small D-rings, zipper pulls, charms, and many lanyard ends.
Attach this split ring to keychains, purses, backpacks, lanyards, ID badges, and pet tags, or use it in crafting and jewelry-making projects that call for a durable connector. Many shoppers find the brass tone pairs nicely with leather, canvas, and webbing accessories. To open the ring, try a split ring opener or slide a thin, flat tool between the coils to avoid bending the metal or chipping your nails. Please note that this split ring is designed for light-duty, everyday use only. It is not suitable for climbing, lifting, towing, or any critical load-bearing application, and you should never exceed 25% of the tensile strength of any hardware in your setup. Inspect rings regularly and replace any that show wear, gaps, or loss of tension. For pet use, keep small parts out of reach of pets that chew, and supervise your pet while it wears tags.
