24K gold-plated metal beads
4mm faceted natural stone beads
0.5mm Linhasita thread
24K gold-plated stopper bead

This jewel is very easy to make, just cut 2 Linhasita threads of about 25cm each.

Start threading the beads. You'll see that it's quite simple: you thread the beads on the 2 threads separately, then assemble them with a bead threaded on the 2 threads at the same time...

Here's how to make this pretty bunch, in order of threading.

Thread the 2 threads into a faceted bead, then on the right-hand wire thread a faceted bead and on the left-hand wire 2 faceted beads, reunite the threads by threading an oval bead.

Thread an oval pearl on the right-hand thread and 2 faceted beads on the left-hand thread, Bring the threads together by threading an oval bead.

On the right-hand thread, string a faceted pearl, 2 natural beads and a faceted pearl.

On the left-hand thread, thread a faceted pearl, a natural pearl and a faceted pearl.

Bring the threads together with an oval bead.

Now thread an oval bead onto the right-hand thread and 2 faceted beads onto the left-hand thread, Bring the threads together by threading an oval bead.

To finish, slip on a faceted pearl on the right-hand thread and 2 faceted beads on the left-hand thread, join the threads together by threading a faceted pearl.

Tie a knot with the 2 threads at the ends of the beads to secure them.

Now place the stopper bead. Thread 2 threads on one side of the bead. 

To place the other 2 crossing, use a very thin thread that you can fold in 2 and use as a large needle. Place it in the bead stopper, thread the remaining 2 threads through the loop then pull so that they pass through smoothly.

Thread a bead onto the ends of the threads, then tie a knot with the 2 threads. Trim the excess.

And voilà! A great achievement!