Gold and multicore hoop earrings with Heishi beads, stainless steel chain, beloque diamond and rhinestone ring

Start by sorting the heishis by color for each size. You will need between 4 and 6 heishis per color.

Thread on the creole :

• 1 gold metal flower washer 4 mm
• 3 washers 3.5 mm light yellow
• 1 gold metal flower puck 4 mm
• 2 yellow heishi washers 5 mm
• 2 gold metal flower pucks 4 mm
• 1 heishi washer orange 6 mm
• 2 gold metal flower washers 4 mm
• 2 yellow heishi discs 5 mm
• 1 washer flower metal gold 4 mm
• 3 washers 3.5 mm light yellow

Repeat with the second color (here we chose blue). Thread in this order:

• 1 gold metal flower ring 4 mm
• 3 heishi rings 3.5 mm dark blue
• 1 gold metal flower puck 4 mm
• 2 heishi discs light blue 5 mm
• 2 gold metal flower pucks 4 mm
• 1 heishi washer dark blue 6 mm
• 2 gold plated flower washers 4 mm
• 2 heishi light blue washers 5 mm
• 1 washer flower metal gold 4 mm
• 3 washers 3.5 mm dark blue

For the central part of the creole thread in this order:

• 1 gold metal flower ring 4 mm
• 3 heishi rondelles 3.5 mm medium pink
• 1 gold metal flower ring 4 mm
• 2 heishi rings fuchsia 5 mm
• 3 gold metal flower pucks 4 mm

Take the gold stainless steel chain and cut a length of 16 links. Hang an open ring on one end. Pass the ring with the chain on the creole and then thread :

• 2 gold metal flower rings 4 mm
• 1 round worked bead 5 mm (ETA-645)
• 1 heishi fuchsia roundel 6 mm
• 1 flower-shaped rondelle bead 6 mm (ETA-642)
• 1 roundel rhinestone 8 mm ( RDL-054)
• 1 roundel flower shape bead 6 mm (ETA-642)
• 1 roundel heishi fuchsia 6 mm
• 1 pearl roundel worked 5 mm (ETA-645)
• 2 rondelles flower in gold metal 4 mm

Hang an open ring on the other end of the chain. Thread this ring onto the creole. Take the Hasulith glue and put a small amount of glue on the creole before stringing the following beads in this order (you can put glue on as you string to secure the bond):

• 3 gold metal flower washers 4 mm
• 2 heishi fuchsia washers 5 mm
• 2 gold metal flower discs 4 mm
• 3 heishi discs 3 mm purple
• 1 gold metal flower puck 4 mm

Depending on the remaining length, it may be necessary to cut the creole before gluing the tip. Take a pair of wire cutters and cut the end of the creole leaving about 2/3 mm of wire. Dip the end of the creole in the tube of glue and glue the ball end

Using an open ring, attach a mini ETA-254 diamond charm to the center of the chain. Repeat all these operations for the 2nd creole

Let dry for 24 hours before enjoying your new earrings!

Tip: if you find that the pushers of your earrings are difficult to close/open, you can adjust their tightness by sliding the tips of a round pliers and spreading the pliers slightly
Conversely, if the pushers of your earrings do not hold enough, you can adjust them by tightening them slightly with the tips of a round pliers