Rainbow — Chakra Gemstone Bracelet

VIDEO TUTORIAL

Let yourself be enchanted by this 24K gold-plated bangle adorned with a delicate cabochon, intertwined with cushion beads in natural stones in a rainbow gradient. A jewel both poetic and radiant, designed to enhance your wrist and revive inner harmony.

Beautiful creation!

For this creation you will need:
a bangle bracelet base for 6x8mm cabochon 24K fine gold plated a flexible 0.4mm thread 24K fine gold plated 4mm cushion beads in natural stones a 6x8mm natural stone cabochon

Tools to use:
UHU glue a flat plier and a cutting plier

✨ Chakra gems: sparkles and balances ✨
Each stone awakens your energy: Citrine (solar chakra) for joy and confidence ☀️ Carnelian (sacral) for creativity and courage 🧡 Garnet (root) for grounding and passion ❤️ Amethyst (third eye) for intuition and serenity 💜 Peridot (heart) for harmony and love 🌿 Aventurine (heart) for abundance and optimism 💚 Lapis lazuli (throat) for truth and expression 💙 A rainbow of benefits to shine every day!
The assembly:
To start, cut a brass thread about 60cm long. Be careful to allow enough length because you won’t be able to make a joint during assembly! Next, locate the center of the thread and position it under the bracelet's cabochon base. Wrap the thread tightly 3 times on one side of the cabochon base. Thread the first bead (Garnet) then make a turn of thread around the bangle to fix the bead on top of the bangle. Now make 3 turns of thread around the bead then 3 turns around the bangle. Tighten the thread well at each turn so it positions properly and stays in place. The assembly must not be loose. Continue the same way with Carnelian and Citrine... To finish, after positioning the Citrine, wrap the thread 9 times around the bangle. Cut the excess flush on the back of the bangle. With flat pliers, gently press the thread for a nice finish. Repeat the assembly on the other side of the bracelet with Peridot, Aventurine, and Lapis Lazuli. To finish, glue the Amethyst cabochon onto the bracelet base. And there you go! Your creation is finished! To better visualize the assembly, watch the video tutorial below.