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Lanyard Bead

A lanyard bead is a small accessory fitted to a cord or carry setup. Its shape, material and finish describe the component; pendant crossover and replaceable parts depend on the documented design.

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Terminology

Lanyard bead
A small accessory used on a cord or carry arrangement; documented pendant designs may also support this use.
Material
What the identified component is made from, kept separate from its colour and surface finish.
Finish
The specified surface treatment, such as polishing or blasting, recorded separately from the underlying material.
Complete-product weight
A weight attached to the named finished item, not a density value or a weight for every object made from that material.

Frequently asked questions

Can a pendant also be used as a lanyard bead?

Sometimes. LAUTIE explicitly lists lanyard-bead use for its Capsule Pendant, alongside necklace and other carry uses. That documented crossover does not establish the same attachment options or compatibility for every pendant.

Are lanyard beads always metal?

No. WANWU documents a polished PEI DRUMS lanyard bead. PEI is an engineering plastic; its use on that bead should not be replaced with a metal identity because other editions or neighbouring objects use metal.

Are colour and finish the same as the bead material?

No. PEI, for example, is the material; amber or black describes colour, and polishing or blasting describes finish. Identify the maker’s material specification rather than assigning a material solely from a photograph.

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