There are different ways to attach a chain to creoles. You can either thread a wire through a link in the chain and wrap the wire neatly around the hoop, or you can add a stopper bead with a ring to the hoop, if the diameter and structure of the hoop allows it. Then you can connect the chain to the stopper bead with a ring.
In this tutorial, we make it easy for you to use hoop beads that already have open rings welded to their structure. They come in several sizes. You can find all these versions at the bottom of the page. These golden hoop earrings are very practical and allow many different customizations. We present here a DIY jewel. All you have to do is cut the beaded chain to the right length and slip it into the rings of the ribbed hoop earrings.
Alternatively, you can attach a classic gold chain and add some mini charms yourself. We have, for example, small stars, mini square rhinestones or very small charms in imitation stone. Whether you want to make earrings quickly with a pearl or tassel chain, or create the "one-of-a-kind" jewel you want.Whether you want to make quick earrings with a fancy pearl or tassel chain, or create the "one-of-a-kind" piece of jewelry that no one will find in the store by adding your favorite charms, these beautiful gold-plated hoop earrings will serve as the basis for your creativity.
Customize these earrings to your favorite outfit by choosing beads of the same color. For example, if you have a navy blue sweater, you can add to a normal gold chain, blue pearl beads, Pure Crystal spinners and gold star charms.
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Cut the small black pearl charm at the end of the chain with wire cutters. Carefully open the first ring of the creole using flat or round-tipped pliers. Slide the link that contained the black pearl into the ring and close it. Be careful, the beads must be pointing downwards.
Count 6 beads on the chain and cut the link just after the sixth bead. Also remove the bead from the last link. Attach this link to the second ring of the earring, taking care not to twist the chain.
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