faceted rectangular beads with 2 holes
 beads approximately 4mm (varied sizes and shapes)
 metal beads
 elastic thread

• The Selection: Start by choosing the beads. I recommend first selecting the shade of the rectangular beads. These are the largest beads in the assembly and therefore the most visible. It will be easier to start the selection with them.
• Color Palette: Opt for a harmony of shades that evoke memories or emotions, or dare the elegant simplicity of a monochrome. You can start with one shade and then find harmonies or play with strong contrasts. For example, here is a subtle play with rose quartz, fluorite, and tourmaline; pink and green go very well together. The creation is soft and poetic, reminding us of floral hues. No color overshadows the other. 
• Shapes and Textures Play: Explore the diversity! Combine faceted and smooth beads, play with different sizes to give depth to your creation. Here we have integrated golden beads to add relief and zirconium oxide beads whose brilliance illuminates the bracelet.

• Visualization: Before you start, lay your beads flat. Visualize the future bracelet, adjust the size, and adapt your assembly. Don't forget to measure your wrist beforehand.

• Tip: Place the beads at the edge of a ruler to facilitate positioning and visualize the assembly in relation to your wrist size.

• Threading, a test of patience: Once satisfied, gently thread each bead onto the elastic thread. To prevent the thread from slipping and your threading from coming undone during assembly, you can tie a knot at the ends.

• The Final Touch: Finish your threading with a metal bead. Not only does it add a touch of sparkle, but it cleverly hides your knots. Once the knot is made and the thread is cut, discreetly slide it inside this bead for a flawless finish.

I hope this tutorial has helped you and that you will find inspiration to create a piece of jewelry that is uniquely you.

Feel free to vary this model in many colors...

And there you go! Beautiful creation!