Our Indian Summer collection features jewelry with natural stones. These are the ideal beads for jewelry that combines fashion and softness! Discover in this tutorial how to create a set of three pink bracelets combining pink quartz, pink tourmaline and pearly pearls. Stacking jewelry is a trend that's been in vogue for several seasons now, and can be applied to an accumulation of necklaces, earrings or bracelets, as in this case.
You'll need around 30 minutes to complete this tutorial, which doesn't require much in the way of materials. You'll need two flat-nose pliers and a pair of wire-cutters, as well as the materials indicated to make your 3 creations. Be careful to adapt the length of your bracelets to the size of your wrist, so don't hesitate to test with the wire before closing your bracelet.
These bracelets are also customizable thanks to the natural stones, which you can replace to suit your tastes. For example, you can replace the faceted rose quartz beads withAventurine for a touch of green, Lapis Lazuli for a deep blue orApatite with its turquoise blue. So you see, you can customize these bracelets to suit your mood!
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Start by cutting a length of wire of about 20 centimetres, then slide a squeeze bead into the wire using flat-nose pliers. You can then add a wire protector.
Slip the wire through the other part of the cable protector, and pass it through your squeeze bead as well. Using flat-nose pliers, push your crush bead against your wire protector. Then crush your crush bead with your flat-nose pliers. Cut off the excess wire, leaving a centimetre overhang.
Thread the first pearly bead so that the return of the wired wire passes inside it, so that it is well concealed.
Thread the beads in any order you like, taking into account the size of your wrist.
You can repeat step 1 of the tutorial: slide on a pearl to be crushed, then a wire protector, passing the wire on both sides. Then, after bringing the pearl and wire guard as close as possible to the last pearly pearl, crush the pearl to be crushed with your flat-nose pliers.
Using flat-nose pliers and round-tipped pliers, open one ring and slide it into the ring on the spring clasp. Close the first ring in the wire guard.
Repeat this step with the tag fastener and attach it to the other side of the bracelet.
Repeat this bracelet. You can make exactly the same bracelet again, or change the order of your beads as you wish.
Repeat step 1 of the tutorial: slide on a crush bead, then a wire protector, passing the wire on both sides.
Slide your beads in the order of your choice
Attach the extension chain with an open ring to the end of the bracelet.
Your three bracelets are now complete!
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