This creation is quite simple to make but will require precision for making the knots. Follow the explanations below to faithfully reproduce this model.

To start, completely unwind the silk thread. We will begin by placing the clasp on the silk thread. 

String the lifebuoy clasp onto the silk thread then make a double knot at the edge of the clasp.

Cut the excess thread 1mm from the knot then place a small drop of glue to secure the knot.

Now, string the beads... Here we made a 41cm necklace (without the extension chain) adapt the number of beads to your desire.

String 44 round 4mm beads, one metal bead, one rose quartz bead, one metal bead, and the Keshi bead. Continue symmetrically, one metal bead, one rose quartz bead, one metal bead, then 44 beads.

Once all the beads are strung, we will place the extension chain. This step is the most complicated because the knot must be well placed, with no space between the last bead and the chain, and especially not too tight. Your assembly must remain flexible and fluid for comfort and a nice drape.

For this, use either the special knot tool or a needle. 

For the tool, use it normally, make the knot around the tip, tighten well then make the second knot the same way.

If you don't have the tool, stick a needle into the thread at the edge of the chain, then make a first knot around the needle. Tighten the knot then remove the needle at the last moment. Do the same for the second knot.

To finish, cut the excess thread and place a small drop of glue on the knot.

Your jewelry is finished!

Beautiful creation!