You may not need spangles or even know what they are, but Berlin Embroidery has them back in stock.
https://berlinembroidery.com/blog/2-mm-and-3-mm-gold-spangles-back-in-stock/
Tanja explains a bit about them here. They are used a lot in reproduction embroidery and in goldwork and although they don't come in a wide range of sizes, shapes or colors like sequins do, they are more durable and very interesting as they age with the piece.
https://berlinembroidery.com/product/spangles-paillettes/
You can see spangles in use here.
https://berlinembroidery.com/metal-thread-info/#spangles
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