This creation is very easy to make, you can adapt the number of natural stone beads to your taste. Play with similar shades or play with contrasts and/or benefits!

To start, cut a flexible brass wire about 10/15cm. Length to adjust based on the number of chosen beads. For a nice look on the wrist, do not exceed 4cm, as the length of the chains would become disproportionate. 

At one end of the wire, form a loop and then place the chain, then wrap the wire around 2 turns at the base of the loop. Cut the excess wire flush. For a delicate and clean result, form a fairly thin loop.

We will cut the chain later, once the bead assembly is done, to know the exact size of the bracelet.

Start threading the beads. Play with the alternation of metal beads to add rhythm. In the center, place the 6mm cushion bead and then continue symmetrically.

Now, calculate the bead threading measurement.

Measure your wrist and then subtract the threading value from your measurement. Divide the result obtained by 2. This gives you the value of the 2 chains to cut. Here we do not add any ease measurement because the clasp and the attachment will add a bit of weight to the bracelet. If you want a bracelet snug on the wrist, adjust the measurements a bit. 

Then, once your 2 chains are adjusted, form a loop 1mm from the last bead. Thread the 2nd chain through the loop and then wrap the brass wire around the edge of the loop for 2 turns, then cut the wire flush.

To finish, open a 3mm ring and connect the clasp to the end of one chain. Do the same for the clasp attachment with the other chain.

Your jewel is finished!

Beautiful creation!