Trendy multi-chain bracelet in acetate with a touch of amethyst!

Discover our new tutorial on how to create a unique bracelet by combining several ultra-fashionable chains. Our multi-chain bracelet mixes a gold-plated twisted-link chain with a lilac-purple acetate chain for a fresh, original look. And to add a touch of sparkle, we've placed a matching amethyst stone on the chain. You can personalise this bracelet to make it truly unique, by choosing the length of each chain and the stone you prefer. Our tutorial is easy to follow, even for beginners, so join us in creating your own fashionable multi-chain bracelet!
You will need :
Acetate chain links Twisted oval chain A 6mm closed ring A buoy clasp A 6mm open ring A natural stone pendant

Discover our new tutorial on how to create a unique bracelet by combining several ultra-fashionable chains.

Our multi-chain bracelet mixes a gold-plated twisted-link chain with a lilac-purple acetate chain for a fresh, original look.

And to add a touch of sparkle, we've placed a matching amethyst stone on the chain. You can personalise this bracelet to make it truly unique, by choosing the length of each chain and the stone you prefer.

Our tutorial is easy to follow, even for beginners, so join us in creating your own fashionable multi-chain bracelet!

You will need :

Acetate chain links
Twisted oval chain
A 6mm closed ring
A buoy clasp
A 6mm open ring
A natural stone pendant

Assembly:

To begin with, prepare the desired length of acetate chain. Here, for an 18cm bracelet, we have used 19cm of acetate chain.

Be careful, this type of bracelet is worn looser on the wrist and should not be too tight. Adjust the length to suit your wrist, allowing for a little room!

The links are easy to separate using the slots on the links. Slide the links so that the slots meet and slide between them. This makes it easy to adjust the size without losing any links.

Then cut 2 identical pieces of twisted link chain to the size of your choice. Here we have 2 pieces of 8cm.

The links on this chain can be separated using 2 flat clips, so you won't lose any rings and you can adjust the size if necessary.

Attach the 2 twisted chains to the ends of the acetate chain, opening the slot in the links slightly to slide the chains through.

At the ends of the gold chains, place the clasp on one side and the closed ring on the other. Open the chain links to insert them. You don't need to add a connecting ring.

Finally, open a 6mm ring and insert the natural stone pendant. Connect the ring to a link on the chain at the desired point, then close the ring securely.