Three rows that work together — a thread of natural stone beads framed by 24K fine gold plated chains.
The idea: combine colors, shapes, and materials to create a bracelet that catches the light with every movement of the wrist.
Three possible combinations, three different moods. It's up to you to choose the one that suits you best.

A bracelet to wear alone or stacked, designed for both sunny days and autumn — just change the stones.

Select your natural stone beads. Create a combination of shapes, sizes, and shades. Line them up to visualize the result before you begin.

String a metal bead, then the thread protector. Pass the thread back through the thread protector, then insert the oval ring. Pass back through the metal bead, then bring the elements to the end of the silk thread. Using flat-nose pliers, flatten the legs of the thread protector one by one — this locks the thread like a crimp bead.

Make a double knot at the end of the thread protector, then hide the knot in the metal bead.

Start stringing the beads. As you assemble, regularly measure your strand to see which bead will land in the center. Don't forget to include the length of the clasp and the oval rings in your measurement.

All the beads are threaded. Add a metal bead and the thread protector. Bring them up against the row of beads.

Before crimping the thread protector, lay the assembly flat so it stays flexible — no tension between the beads. Flatten the tabs of the thread protector, then slide in the second oval ring.

Tie a double knot at the edge of the thread protector. Pass back through a few beads and cut the excess thread flush.

Cut two chains the same length as your stone strand.

If the measurement does not land exactly on a link, move the cut to the next longest one. It is better to have a slightly longer chain to avoid any tension in the bracelet.

Assemble the chains on the oval rings with 4 × 3 mm rings. Pay attention to the direction and order: the three strands must stay aligned, without crossing.

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

Perles Corner tip

Don't hesitate to create several variations by playing with warm and cool shades, bead shapes… Each combination gives a completely different bracelet.

You can also replace the silk thread with transparent nylon thread and crimp beads — a simpler method, ideal if you are just starting out.

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