This bracelet model is made with freshwater pearl pucks and gold-plated stainless steel clover beads. It's an original bracelet that highlights the beauty of the freshwater pearl's mother-of-pearl imperfections. It's an elegant and refined bracelet, yet discreet thanks to its size. It captures attention immediately. Each pallet pearl has a slightly irregular shape, giving off pearly, multicolored reflections in shades of pink, blue and green.
These pearls are naturally formed from a nucleon (often pieces of shell) inserted into the shell, which then forms the nacre around it. For this reason, each pearl is unique, with slightly different shapes and sizes. Between each pearl, small decorative elements in gilded stainless steel add detail to the jewel. These stainless steel pearls complement the overall aesthetics of the bracelet and highlight the natural beauty of freshwater pearls.
The choice of stainless steel guarantees longevity and resistance to oxidation, which is essential for maintaining the bracelet's brilliance over time. The bracelet's clasp, also in gold-plated stainless steel, is both practical and elegant. Its T-shaped design is easy to manipulate, ensuring that the bracelet stays in place while being simple to attach and detach. This bracelet harmoniously combines the natural elegance of freshwater pearls with the robustness of gold-plated stainless steel, making it a timeless, long-lasting accessory. This bracelet will go perfectly with a neutral-colored blouse.
Cut 30 cm of wire. Thread a crush bead, pass the thread through the joining ring, pass the thread back through the crush bead and allow it to protrude a few centimetres. Flatten and fold the bead in half. Place a bead cover over it.
String seven puck-shaped freshwater pearls, separated by cloverleaf pearls. This size fits a wrist from 14.5 cm to 16 cm. If you have a larger wrist, add an extra freshwater pearl and cloverleaf.
Finish as in step 1 with the crush bead. Thread the end of the wire through a few beads, then recut it. Open the connecting rings to slide the clasp through, and close them tightly.
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