This creation is not very complicated to make, just follow the explanations below to faithfully reproduce this model. Our video below shows you the essential steps. 

Here I will resume the Brick Stitch weaving technique on support for the first row of beads.

To start, string 26 gold Miyuki Délica beads on the border of the closed ring.

Then, close the weaving by passing through the first bead of the row, then through the last. Pass through the first and then the second. This will allow the beads to tighten well and your thread to lock in to start the next part of the assembly.

Now, create the petal beads. For better understanding, I will assign a number to the beads in the row created previously, with No. 1 being the bead from which the thread exits.

String an olive bohemian bead and a colored Miyuki Délica, pass through the bohemian bead, then through bead No. 2. The Miyuki bead thus blocks the bohemian bead. Pull the thread tightly to tension the bead on the border.

Now pass through bead No. 3. String a bohemian bead and a Miyuki bead, pass through the bohemian bead, then through bead No. 4. Pass through bead No. 5.

Continue like this to position the 13 "petal" beads.

Create the colored border. To do this, go back up into a petal bead and pass through the Miyuki bead located at the top of the bohemian bead. You are now positioned for the border.

String 8 colored Miyuki Délica beads and then pass through the bead at the end of the next bohemian bead.

Continue like this until you complete the entire border. To consolidate the assembly, pass through the first beads of the border again.

To assemble the earring support, pass through the hole of the support and then through the bead below. Repeat the passage to consolidate the assembly.

To finish, go back down to the first row of beads and pass through a few beads.

Your jewel is finished!

Beautiful creation!