Stretchy Carnelian and Turquoise Bracelet

Why we love this tutorial: We have just started stocking these wonderful stainless steel hoop earring findings (after many requests!). They are so easy to use (just pull out the wire from the crimp attachment at the top), and slide on your beads! They even have a little hole if you would like to dangle…

Why we love this tutorial: Who doesn’t love a good cluster?! These earrings are quite simple really, combing a normal drop earring with the cluster technique. Clustering a bunch of small beads together gives a dramatic look that we can’t get enough of! In this design, we’ve used some of our beautiful new pastel gemstone…

Why We Love This Tutorial: What a cool (but simple) little technique! This tutorial uses cord and chain to create a design that almost looks like crochet – and yet it’s super fast and easy to make. You can use any smallish beads (ours are mostly within 4mm to 6mm wide), so it’s once again…

Why We Love This Tutorial: This bangle is a hybrid between a memory wire bangle and a bracelet. The memory wire helps it to keep its shape, while adding a clasp and extension chain means you have flexibility with sizing (plus it looks cute, right?). We’ve used tarnish resistant wire, which means these lovely bangles…

Step 1. Take two pieces of 18ga wire approx. 20cm long, and form swirls at both ends of each wire (start the swirls off with round nose pliers, then continue them with flat nose pliers). Step 2. Connect the two wires togetehr at one end near the swirls by wrapping the 24ga wire around 5…