Circle pendants
 Lunar horn pendants
 a 6mm crimp connector
 Textured connectors
 Natural pearls
 3mm and 4mm rings
 Rosary chain and/or confetti
 0.4mm flexible brass wire
 Clasps

For the necklace with quartz crystal stone in gravitation in the circle:

Cut about 30cm of brass wire, then wrap one end of the wire around the edge of the closed ring for 3 turns. Trim the excess wire and tuck the edge in for a nice finish. Then insert a small pearl before wrapping 3 more turns around the edge of the ring. Your pearl should be on the outside of the circle.

Stretch the wire towards the center of the circle, then thread a crystal quartz bead and position it in the center of the circle.

Wrap the thread around the bead for 3 turns to secure it, before wrapping 3 turns around the edge of the ring.

Thread a small bead again before making 3 more turns around the edge of the ring.

Then place small beads in the desired places on the outside of the ring with thread.

For a more dynamic effect, position the beads randomly. A disorganized faux! Don't place them symmetrically or too evenly.

Finally, connect the moonhorn with a 4mm ring and the textured connector with a 4mm ring to the top of the circle.

Cut your chain to length, then place the clasp and extension chain at the ends.

Connect your pendant suspension to the chain with a 4mm ring.

For the rosary chain necklace:

Assemble the various elements with 4mm rings. The moon horn at the bottom, the setting, the circle pendant and then the textured connector.

Cut 20cm of rosary chain and 2 pieces of single-link chain to length. Connect the 2 chains to the rosary with 3mm rings (or 3mm ovals).

Finally, place the clasp and extension chain at the ends of the chains, then connect the pendant suspension to the chain with a 4mm ring.

There you go! Beautiful creation!