To start, string the bead and the flower cup onto the headpin then string the pendant. On the back of the pendant, form a simple loop. Be careful, it must be glued to the pendant to properly block the bead/flower/pendant threading.

Now cut a chain to the length of your choice. Here we took a chain about 45cm, so the pendant will fall on the sternum. 

Cut a flexible brass wire and attach it to a chain link. Wrap the wire 2 turns then cut the excess flush.

For a beautiful result, try to make discreet loops!

Now, string 5 seed beads...

To block the beads, pass the brass wire through the other ring of the chain link. Your beads will then form a small curve around the chain ball.

Wrap the brass wire between the last bead and the chain link, make 2 turns then cut the excess wire flush.

If the cut thread slightly protrudes, you can flatten it with flat pliers. 

Now continue this technique to dress your chain...

Here we placed 6 on the chain, taking care not to be completely symmetrical. This brings more life to the creation! We spaced the beads by one link and left the center of the chain free for the pendant attachment.

Then connect the pendant to the center of the chain using the previously created loop.

To finish, attach the clasp and the 3cm extension chain with 3mm rings.

Tip: To nicely decorate the extension chain, you can place a 4mm ring with 3 seed beads at the end of the chain. It's subtle and perfectly finishes the creation!

Your jewelry is finished!

Beautiful creation!