Jewellery making pliers are specialized tools used for shaping, manipulating, and cutting wire, metal, and other jewellery-making materials. They typically have a box-joint construction with two handles, a pivot joint, and various shaped jaws for different tasks. Common types of jewellery making pliers include chain-nose pliers, round-nose pliers, flat-nose pliers, wire cutters, and crimping pliers. Chain-nose pliers have narrow, tapered jaws for gripping and bending wire, while round-nose pliers have round, tapered jaws for creating loops and curves. Flat-nose pliers have wide, flat jaws for gripping and shaping metal, and wire cutters have sharp blades for cutting through wire. Crimping pliers have notched jaws for securing beads and clasps onto wire. Jewellery making pliers can be made from various materials, such as carbon steel, stainless steel, or titanium, and come in different sizes and shapes for different jewellery-making tasks.