Create a resin heart necklace that's as simple as it is fashionable! Choose from our pretty marbled heart beads - apricot, red, pink, pearly... - and create a unique, symbolic piece of jewelry that's easy to make, even for beginners.
Want to create a simple, elegant and symbolic piece of jewelry? This DIY tutorial is for you! Discover how to make a necklace with resin heart beads, a creation that's easy to do, even for beginners, and infinitely customizable. The hardest part will undoubtedly be... choosing the color!
Opt for a monochrome version in apricot brown tones, ideal for a warm, autumnal look, or have fun mixing several shades - burgundy red, coral pink, pearly white, violet, caramel... - for an even more creative and colorful result. And why not mix hearts with other bead shapes? Give free rein to your creativity by choosing from our wide selection of resin beads.
The translucent resin heart bead, available in a range of marbled colors, is the centerpiece of this creation. Whether apricot, burgundy, pink, white or coral, each shade brings its own atmosphere: soft, luminous, vibrant or warm. Thanks to its delicate marble effect and symbolic shape, it gives the jewel a modern, refined style. Mounted on a gold chain or colored cord, this bead becomes a true message necklace, perfect for giving or giving yourself, to say "I love you", mark a precious moment, or simply create a piece of jewelry that reflects your personality.
This DIY heart necklace is an excellent idea for a handmade gift, whether for Valentine's Day, a birthday, an anniversary or simply to treat yourself. Practical, quick and affordable, it's a great way to start creating jewelry with guaranteed stunning results.
And if you love working with resin, check out our other resin jewelry tutorials for even more creative inspiration!
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Prepare your heart beads
Count 12 marbled apricot heart beads and 12 marbled amber heart beads, for a total of 24. Adjust the number according to your desired length and final effect: monochrome, duo or color mix, the choice is yours.
Mount the first end of the collar
Cut approximately 45 cm of cord. Thread one end through a wire guard, then slip a 2-in-1 Crimp bead into both strands. Carefully crush it with flat-nose pliers to secure the assembly.
String the beads and finish the necklace
String all your beads, alternating 3 apricot hearts then 3 amber hearts, until you reach the desired length.
Finish with a 2-in-1 Crimp bead, a wire protector and your clasp. Pass the wire back through the crush bead, tighten well, then crush it with the flat pliers.
And now your necklace is ready to be worn or given as a gift! You can vary the colors, making a more minimalist model or a more colorful one, depending on your style.
You can also make a simple bracelet with elastic thread, as in the pink version shown below. Here, we've used 5 fuchsia pink heart beads and 6 dark pink marbled heart beads.
This type of assembly is quick and easy, ideal if you're just starting out. Simply adjust the number of beads to your wrist size and desired length, then finish with a tight surgeon's knot.
If you're a first-timer, take a look at our data sheet: How do I close an elastic bracelet?
And for a more structured look, you can also opt for a wired assembly: it's up to you to choose the method that suits you best! A simple, quick and charming way to complete your DIY ensemble!
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