3 Multi-strand Bracelets in Natural Stones

Be inspired by our three multi-strand bracelets designed as a game of natural stone associations.

Three trendy combinations playing on color and shape associations with several rows in a mix & match style.

Selected gems, careful finishes, a feminine look that catches the light — for wrists that tell a story.

For this creation you will need:
Choice of 24K fine gold plated fashion and rosary chains closed oval rings 24K fine gold plated 24K fine gold plated metal beads 24K fine gold plated crimp bead covers natural stone beads 0.35mm silk thread a 24K fine gold plated clasp of the 24K fine gold plated extension chain 4x3mm oval rings Gold plated with 24K fine gold

Tools to use:
pliers for jewelry making

The assembly:

To start, select the natural stone beads and create a nice combination of shapes, sizes, and tones. Lay them out aligned to visualize the assembly.

Thread a metal bead then the thread protector to crimp, pass back through the metal bead.

Bring the elements to the end of the silk thread. With flat pliers, flatten the tabs one by one of the thread protector. This will lock your thread "like a crimp bead."

Thread an oval link into the thread protector then make a double knot with the thread at the edge of the thread protector.

Now start stringing the beads. During assembly, I recommend measuring your stringing to visualize which bead will be placed in the center and how many beads you need to place. Don't forget to measure the clasp and the oval rings.

Once all your beads are strung, thread a metal bead and the thread protector. Bring them towards the bead strand.

Before flattening the thread protector, place the assembly smoothly to avoid creating tension between the beads. Crush the tabs of the thread protector to lock the assembly then thread the second oval ring into the thread protector.

Make a double knot at the edge of the thread protector then go back through a few beads.

Cut the excess threads flush.

Cut 2 other chains the same length as your bead stringing.

Be careful, if the measurement does not fall exactly at a link to cut, shift the cut to the longer side. It's better to have a slightly longer chain to avoid creating tension in the bracelet.

Assemble the chains on the oval rings with 4x3mm rings, making sure to pay close attention to the direction and order of the chains. They must be aligned without crossing.

Finish by attaching the clasp and about 3cm of extension chain with 4x3mm rings.