50cm mini diamond chain
 3cm extension chain
 1 10mm lobster clasp
 1 ring 4mm and 2 oval rings 4mm
 1 thread of natural stones 2mm
 cube beads
 1 horn pendant
 1 crystal quartz bead
 1 m of flexible 0.4mm brass wire
 0.35mm silk thread
 crimp beads

Here we made a 55 cm long necklace, but you can perfectly adjust this necklace to the length of your choice. For that, you will need to either lengthen the bead strand or the chain.

We will first prepare the 2 chains located at the top of the necklace. To start, cut 2 pieces of small diamond link chain, each 20 cm long.

Open the oval rings then place the extension chain on one of the chains and the clasp on the other chain. Close the rings properly.

Threading the beads:

Start by connecting the silk thread to one of the chains. Thread a crimp bead onto the thread, then pass the needle through the last link of the chain before passing back through the crimp bead. Make a double knot at the edge of the crimp bead then bring the crimp bead onto the knot. Flatten the crimp bead.

Thread the gold beads and moonstone beads on the silk thread to form a strand of about 15 cm. Place the gold beads randomly for a more bohemian effect.

To finish the strand, place a crimp bead on the thread, pass through the chain link then again through the crimp bead. Pull on the thread while keeping some flexibility. Your strand must remain fluid and you must not create tension between the beads.

Make the double knot then bring the crimp bead onto the knot before flattening it. Cut the excess thread flush.

Open a 4 mm ring to connect the horn pendant then close the ring on the beaded chain at the desired spot.

Making the crystal quartz pendant:

Thread the brass wire through the bead then wrap it 3/4 turns around the bead.

Pass one end of the thread through the "thread turns", do the same with the other end of the thread.

Bring the threads up to the top of the bead. On one of the threads, make a loop then connect the loop to the bead strand. Then wrap the thread at the edge of the loop, around itself once.

Then bring the other thread back to the edge of the loop and make 3/4 turns. Cut the excess thread flush.

And there you go! Beautiful creation!