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Want to make a gemstone bracelet for the start of the school year? This tutorial is for you! Elisa shows you how to create this rainbow effect with gemstones in this new tutorial.
You can opt for a version with fewer colors if you’d like—check out our faceted gemstone beads category to find the ones you like best for your new piece of jewelry.
This tutorial is easy and accessible for people of all skill levels in DIY (Do It Yourself) jewelry making. All you’ll need to know is how to use wire crimp caps, as well as crimp beads and basic jewelry pliers. We recommendinvesting in a good set of pliers when you start making jewelry, as they’ll become your best allies for creating pieces with impeccable, professional finishes.
To learn how to use them, we have an instructional guide that will give you all the tips you need to know. For this tutorial on a colorful double-wrap bracelet, Elisa shows you how to make it in a video, so just follow along with the images and her explanations!
Single, double, or triple wraps—it’s up to you to decide what you prefer for your new bracelet. All options are possible. And if you want to stick with gemstone designs, feel free to explore our entire “Golden Autumn” gemstone jewelry collection.
We can’t wait to see the results of your creations, so share them on Instagram with #perlesandcoaddict and on Facebook by tagging us @perlesandco! You can also join our Facebook group, the Perles & Co Super Customer Club, and share all your tips and tricks with the creative community <3
Please note: the color of the SP-309 dyed round agate beads is slightly darker than what’s shown in the tutorial.
Cut a piece of wire about 30 cm long.
String natural stone beads, gold rondelle beads and rhinestone beads, creating a pretty rainbow of colors. Help yourself to a beading tray that allows you to have our threading ready to go.
Thread a squeeze bead, a wire guard and a closed ring. Thread the wire through the wire guard and then through the bead to be crushed.
Tighten to bring the crush bead as close as possible to the beads. Pass the remaining wire directly through the beads to hide it. Cut off excess wire.
Do the same with the clasp on the other side.
You have a question about this tutorial? Ask it to our team and the people who have already tested it. The Perles & Co community is here to help you!
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