Micro macramé and African turquoise bracelet

How to make a micro macramé bracelet?

Want to create a delicate bracelet that combines nature and elegance? Our partner designer Anne, aka Tat'Anne, has created a bracelet using natural stones and 0.6mm slam cord. Made with a macramé sliding knot, this bracelet is easy to slip on and off your wrist.

You can personalize this natural stone bracelet by changing the color of the cabochon and heishis beads, and also adapt the color of your slam cord. In the video tutorial, the beads are aventurine, but Anne has made another version in African turquoise, which you can see in the photos on the tutorial page. The materials listed at the bottom of the page are for the African turquoise version. With its deep green hues veined with brown and black, African turquoise, also known as turquoise jasper, brings an organic, authentic touch to this bracelet.

If you like this type of creation, check out our other micro macramé tutorials for plenty of inspiration!

If you make this tutorial, don't hesitate to share your creation with us by posting a photo and tagging us @perlesandco and @anne.coulais on our Facebook and Instagram social networks. We'd love to see what you come up with!