From the soothing tones of rose quartz to the dazzling color of malachite and discreet moonstone, these beads on wire offer you many possibilities for DIY costume jewelry creations. Their bewitching colors, captivating brilliance and unique sparkle will add a touch of elegance to your creations.

Each stone is unique, so each of your DIY creations will be unique too. Whether for a necklace, bracelet, anklet, ring or even earrings, you're bound to find the gemstone beads you need.

Let your creativity run wild and turn your ideas into beautiful DIY jewelry with our natural stone beads on wire!

Making jewelry with gemstones

• Thread round faceted beads in tinted agate onto a wired thread and make a cute women's bracelet. Mix with other gemstone bracelets and chains to create a trendy stacking of bracelets.
• Decorate a bangle bracelet with rhodonite beads. Their shades of black and pink will look great on your wrist.
• Mix round, faceted sodalite beads with mini hematite rondelles on a wired thread. The result is a slender necklace for women that will enhance your head.
• Weave tourmaline stone beads onto a creole to make a pretty pair of fancy earrings.

Need more creative ideas? Check out our tutorials for inspiration on how to make incredible natural stone jewelry. Choose your gemstone beads and create jewelry that's just like you!

A little tip for beginners or those in a hurry to thread beads quickly: as the name suggests,gemstone beads on wire are already threaded onto a wire. Choose your jewelry wire, string the first bead and then the others, aligning them with the beads already on the existing wire. This technique is very practical, as it avoids the need to string them one by one. Finally, adjust to the desired length, sliding more or fewer beads onto the new thread. Finish by tying a solid knot or attaching a clasp.
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And if you still can't make up your mind about the variety ofgemstones for your DIY project, don't hesitate to consult our technical data sheet on birthstones or our guide to gemstones. You'll learn all about their colors, origins, properties and virtues.