6028 Oval
Discover the Mini oval Pendant PureCrystal 6028 and the Symbiosis 6508 pendants! These oval and semi-oval pendants will be the centerpieces of your most beautiful DIY crystal jewelry...
These oval and semi-oval pendants are a must-have for DIY jewelry design. Their harmonious shape, both soft and structured, makes them particularly popular for designing necklaces, long necklaces, earrings or event jewelry.
Choosing an oval or semi-oval pendant
The oval shape is renowned for its visual balance and versatility. It catches the light elegantly and adapts to a multitude of styles, from minimalist to more sophisticated jewelry.
Semi-oval pendants offer an original alternative:
- a modern, graphic silhouette
- an elegant, contemporary look
- an excellent basis for unique creations
Whether you're new to DIY jewelry or an experienced designer, these pendants are easy to use:
- simple mounting on chain, cord or ribbon using a hanger
- perfect for quick projects or more elaborate pieces
Perfect for :
- creating a personalized piece of jewelry
- creating a coherent collection
- creating a handmade gift
- offering creations for sale
Ideas for creations with our oval pendants
These pendants can be used on their own for a streamlined piece of jewelry, or combined with matching pearls, charms, thin or thick chains and pendant holders for a more elaborate look.
Take inspiration from our dangling earrings or our simple chain necklace!
Their design highlights colors, reflections and the play of light, making them ideal centerpieces for your jewelry.
How do I add a crystal pendant to my jewelry?
To hang PureCrystal pendants, it's best to use a hanger. You can also use a connecting ring, but the result will be slightly less refined.
How to hang a pendant on a bélière?
- Use two nylon-tipped flat-nose pliers to open the clasp, so as not to damage the clasp.
- Insert the pendant of your choice into the hooks of the pendant clamp.
- Close the clasp with a pair of pliers.
- Thread a chain, ribbon or cord through the closed ring.





















