This is a very old project for us, so we have only listed the findings we have used to the right. You will need to substitute many of the beads in this project with similar items. Different stone types also work well! To download the instruction sheet, please click here
Similar Posts
Lapis Lazuli Swirl Statement Necklace
How’s this for making a statement?! We love this wrapped swirl design – it is so striking, yet surprisingly so simple to make. We’ve used lovely natural Lapis Lazuli beads, Pyrite beads and crystals. However you can do any colour combination you like! We found that using two contrasting colour groups looks good, but you…
Bronzite & Chrysocolla Chain Link Necklace Tutorial
Why We Love This Tutorial: This pretty necklace is made entirely with our brand new, tarnish-resistant range of findings! We are super excited by this range, so couldn’t wait to try them out. We used some of the beautiful natural Chrysocolla round gemstone beads, plus a very striking Bronzite Pendant. We’ve used a front toggle…
Stalactite and Nephrite Jade Cord Necklace Tutorial
Why We Love This Tutorial: We were inspired by the pretty green tones in this amazing Stalactite pendant, so we matched it with some green Nephrite Jade, Clear Quartz (the B grade variety which is a little cloudier) and some sparkly little green crystals. This necklace is a one strand version of this tutorial we…
Mookaite Macrame Pendant Necklace Tutorial
Why We Love This Tutorial: One of the limitations of macrame is finding beads with holes big enough to fit one or more strands of cord through – but this tutorial solves that problem! It’s just a basic spiral knot (the same as a square knot, except you don’t change directions… in other words, a…
Simple Fluorite Wire-wrapped Ring Tutorial
Why We Love This Tutorial: To celebrate our brand new range of tarnish-resistant wire (in 6 colours!), we thought we’d test it out with a simple wired ring tutorial. What we love about this technique is it puts our new wire through it’s paces; we’ve used various pliers (round, flat, flush cutters) as well as…
Rhodonite & Lava Gemstone Wrap Tutorial
Why we love this tutorial: This was a technique we first discovered many years ago, and in fact we’ve already done a tutorial using it. We said in that tutorial that we were keen to make more bracelets in different gemstones. Well, it’s taken 4 years but here it is! We’ve re-used the step-by-step photos…