Shades of red onyx, pink tourmaline, hessonite garnet, and citrine, gathered in a cluster on a fine gold-plated chain. The gradient plays with the light — the color flows from one link to the next.
A bracelet that is as delicate to look at as it is to wear. Just three steps are enough to make it.
For a polished everyday wrist, on its own or layered with your favorite bracelets.
Tools needed: flat pliers, wire cutters, round pliers
To begin, measure your wrist (snug wrist measurement) and cut the chain to your size. The clasp and extension chain will add the necessary ease.
Mount the beads on ball head pins and form lovely discreet loops. We used 3 6 mm beads and 15 4 mm beads in a color gradient.
Now, assemble the beads on the chain by opening the spiraled loops. This will create a bead cluster with the colored beads in the center of the bracelet and a few citrine beads on the sides.
Play with the sizes and shades to create this lovely ombré effect.
Then, on one side, attach the clasp directly by opening the ring, and on the other side attach 3 cm of extension chain with a 3 mm ring.
Arrange your beads on a design mat before assembling them — you’ll be able to adjust the colors and find the perfect balance of the gradient before fixing anything in place.
— Replace the stones with blue tones (lapis lazuli, apatite, aquamarine) for an ocean version
— Stack it with a thin gold bangle for a structured wrist
Hessonite garnet — energy and grounding · Pink tourmaline — softness and soothing
To be reserved alone or with friends!
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