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Resin beads are ideal for creating trendy, colorful jewelry, from necklaces to earrings. Opt for various shapes such as hearts or cubes for a unique style, and easily explore tutorials to make your own creations. For beginners, claspless elastic bracelets are a great option for getting started.
Resin has established itself as one of the star materials in jewelry design. Light, colorful and ultra-trendy, resin beads come in infinite shapes: hearts, cubes, tubes... Discover 8 original ideas for creating your own resin bead jewelry, from glamorous necklaces to statement earrings!
Marbled heart beads are making a comeback! This romantic necklace takes just 10 minutes to assemble on wire.
Alternate apricot and marbled amber heart beads for a warm gradient effect, or opt for your favorite colors for a personalized piece of jewelry!
Time-saving tip: easily transform this necklace into an elastic bracelet! Same technique, express result.
The elastic bracelet revisited in a bohemian-chic charms version! Flat beads in tawny brown meet gold charms (beetle, star, clover) for a lucky charm look.
What's more, zero clasps = zero hassle. Just slip on, tie with a surgeon's knot, and you're ready to go. Gold-plated stainless steel adds a luminous touch to the ensemble.
Irregular cubes are THE Instagram hit of the moment. Their asymmetrical shape and marbled effect create a modern, eye-catching piece of jewelry.
The winning mix: burgundy, amber and marbled beige + golden beads = a perfect autumn/winter necklace. And what's more, this necklace can be customized endlessly to match your favorite colors.
Good to know: with leftovers, create a matching bracelet on elastic thread.
Statement, colorful, XXL: these heart earrings won't go unnoticed! Mottled blue, transparent red, marbled turquoise... choose your favorite color.
Curved tube beads are the perfect DIY accessory for super-fastbracelets . In less than 5 minutes, you'll have a trendy bracelet!
Stacking tip: create several and wear them in a row!
This necklace mixes shapes and colors for a resolutely modern result. Nuggets, olives, rondelles... each bead adds its own unique texture.
Who's it for? Perfect for beginners who want professional jewelry in under 20 minutes.
A modern, graphic bracelet with translucent, marbled cube beads. The effect? Ultra-contemporary with an irresistible vintage feel.
Perfect for beginners: slip the whole thing on elastic thread, the perfect way to get started. The cubes add a trendy geometry that goes with everything.
These earrings are all about softness. The creole model is ultra-simple! Open the earrings, slide on the flower beads and close. 5 seconds on the clock.
Yes, acrylic resin is resistant to everyday shocks. With the right assembly (surgeon's knot for the elastic, Crimp beads for the wire), your jewelry will last a long time. Of course, like all components, they can break depending on the intensity of the impact.
It's best to remove them. Water and cosmetics can dull the gold or silver finish of primers. The resin itself is water-resistant, but your jewelry will stay beautiful longer if you remove it for a shower.
Elastic thread: for easy bracelets without clasps. Ideal for beginners. You can use 0.7 to 1 mm depending on the hole of your beads.
Stranded wire: for necklaces and more structured creations. More resistant, for jewelry that holds its shape.
The secret: the tight surgeon's knot! Tip: add a drop of jewelry glue to the knot for extra strength.
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