This is the first tutorial in our new Côté Jardin collection, which focuses on jewelry made from natural stones. Discover in this DIY tutorial how to create an assortment of four pink bracelets around two stones that complement each other well: Lilac quartz, soft and soothing, and fuschia quartz, brighter and more luminous. Small stainless steel beads and pearly pearls are interspersed to bring contrast and lightness to the ensemble.
Stacking bracelets is a trend that never goes out of fashion: the idea is to superimpose pieces in a variety of materials and sizes to create a wrist to suit your image. This assortment is designed to do just that, with bracelets that fit together naturally. I also chose to add a small stainless steel chain bracelet to make this stack lighter.
These natural stone bracelets are customizable, so you can replace the stones to suit your taste. We have several natural stones available in this same shape on the site.
Take a look at our other tutorials for the Côté Jardin collection (a nod to our previous Côté Coeur collection)! This flowery collection offers inspiration for necklaces, bracelets and earrings. It's all you need to create pretty personalized jewelry for the arrival of spring!
If you reproduce this tutorial, we invite you to share your creation with us on social networks, mentioning Perles & Co on your post. We love to see the beautiful creations you make! Ready, set, create!
To start your bracelet, cut a sufficient length of wire. Pass the thread through a crush pearl, then through the clasp ring, then through the crush pearl again.
Crush the pearl with flat-nose pliers or special crush-pearl pliers and add a pearl cover on top. Close it with flat-nose pliers, taking care not to distort it too much.
Now we're going to start stringing the beads for the first bracelet. For this, I've chosen to string a Lilac quartz bead, a pearly bead and a stainless steel bead. Continue in this way along the entire length of your bracelet.
Once you've reached the desired length, repeat the same steps as at the beginning: thread the wire through the bead to be crushed, then through a closed ring, then back through the bead to be crushed.
To secure the wire, thread it over a few pearls and cut off the excess. Don't over-tighten your bracelet so that it remains flexible.
Crush the bead again and add the bead cover.
For the second bracelet, follow the same steps as for the first. For this one, I chose to string 8 fuschia quartz beads, then a stainless steel bead, then 8 fuschia quartz beads again, and so on until I reached the desired length.
For the third bracelet, I chose to string 8 fuschia quartz beads, a stainless steel bead, 3 pearly beads, then a stainless steel bead again, 8 fushcia quartz beads, etc., until I reached the desired length.
Finally, for the last bracelet, take the chain and cut a length long enough to go twice around your wrist.
Add a clasp at one end and an open ring at the other.
To place the flower correctly, place the bracelet on your wrist to mark the middle of the first turn. Then take an open ring, pass it through the chain link, add the flower and close the ring.
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