Available options:
-Size 15/0 seed beads (1.3 mm) should usually be able to fit on 16 gauge wire and thinner. Larger seed beads, like size 6/0 (3.3 mm), will accommodate thicker wire, in this case eight gauge and thinner..
-To determine your gauge, test several beads to see how thin they are. Cut the yarn from a bead you would like to use..
-If your bead type is different, you'll be aiming to make a heavier ring. You can use a combination of single and double pronged pliers and a regular wire cutter..
-Look for rods, wire cutters, or wire strippers, which can be found at hardware stores. If you are using a ruler, write the measurement down to speed up your process..Choose from options above and answer: What most naturally follows?

How to make a beaded ring
Assemble your ring-making supplies.
You'll need to make sure that the wire you choose is thin enough for your seed beads, which can come in different sizes. If you are interested in using a thicker gauge wire, you should be sure the beads you purchase fit the thicker wire.
Answer:
Size 15/0 seed beads (1.3 mm) should usually be able to fit on 16 gauge wire and thinner. Larger seed beads, like size 6/0 (3.3 mm), will accommodate thicker wire, in this case eight gauge and thinner.