Necklace with Pink Ceramic Conches
We used the following DIY components to make this necklace:
approx. 80cm satin cord, 1.5mm, dark golden
2 cord ends, 5/4 mm, gold-plated sterling silver
1 lobster claw clasp, gold-plated sterling silver
2 jumprings, 5mm, gold-plated sterling silver
1 chain extender, gold-plated sterling silver
String the ceramic conches on the cord - one at a time - and tie a knot after each conch bead. Finish by tying 3 knots closely together. Add a little glue to the knots to prevent them from coming undone.
Cut off the excess cord... ... and glue the cord ends on. Do the same at the other end of the necklace.
Fasten the lobster claw clasp and the chain extender with a jumpring each.
Earring with Light Blue Ceramic Conch
We used the following DIY components to make this earring:
Earwires with 4 balls, gold-plated sterling silver
Ceramic conch shell, light blue
Eyepin, gold-plated sterling silver
Pendant, flower with cubic zirconia, gold-plated sterling silver
You start by opening the eye of the eyepin ... then you insert the pendant ... and close the eye again. String the ceramic bead on the eyepin. For our example, we added 3mm bead on each side of the ceramic conch. After that, you form a loop with windings.
Here you find further instructions on DIY How to make a loop.
Earring with Ceramic Starfish
We used the following DIY components to make this earring:
Earwires with loop and spiral, gold-plated sterling silver
Eyepin, gold-plated sterling silver
Pendant, uneven surface, gold-plated sterling silver
Small beads, 3mm
You start by opening the eye of the eyepin ... then you insert the pendant ... and close the eye again. String the ceramic bead on the eyepin. For our example, we added a 3mm bead on each side of the ceramic starfish. After that, you form a loop with windings.
Here you find further instructions on DIY How to make a loop.
Earring with Petrol Blue Ceramic Conch
We used the following DIY components to make this earring:
Ceramic conch shell, petrol blue
Earwires with ball, 17mm, gold-plated sterling silver
Headpin with flower head, gold-plated sterling silver
String the ceramic bead on the headpin and form a loop with windings.
Here you find further instructions on DIY How to make a loop.
Necklace with Ceramic Beads
We used the following DIY components to make this necklace:
Waxed cotton cord, 1.5mm, sand-coloured, (approx. 80cm)
This necklace is made in the same way as the first example ... with knots between the beads. Leave a small piece of cord on either side. The cord ends are glued into the ends of the clasp set. Finally, you squeeze the ends of the clasp set together at little.
Earring with Ceramic Sea Snail Shell
We used the following DIY components to make this earring:
Sea snail shell, ceramic bead, beige
Eyepin, gold-plated sterling silver
Pendant, twisted, gold-plated sterling silver
Earwires with zirconia, gold-plated sterling silver
You start by opening the eye of the eyepin ... then you insert the pendant ... and close the eye again. String the ceramic bead on the eyepin and form a loop with windings.
Here you find further instructions on DIY How to make a loop.
Necklace with Large Ceramic Conch
We used the following DIY components to make this necklace:
Miyuki seed beads, size #8, turquoise marbled
Silk beading thread, 0.8mm, white
Crimp ends, 4mm, gold-plated sterling silver
Jumpring, 5mm, gold-plated sterling silver
Lobster claw clasp, 11mm, gold-plated sterling silver
Chain extender, gold-plated sterling silver
For this necklace, we used silk beading thread and crimp ends. For further instructions, please read our tutorial Pearl necklace with silk thread and crimp ends.
String seed beads + ceramic conch + seed beads on the silk thread until the necklace has reached the length you want. Place the ceramic bead in the centre of the necklace.
The lobster claw clasp and the chain extender are fastened with jumprings.
Earring with Ceramic Fish
We used the following DIY components to make this earring:
Headpin with 2mm ball, gold-plated sterling silver
Earwires with loop, gold-plated sterling silver
First, you string the ceramic bead on the headpin, after that a small bead. Finally, you form a loop with windings.
Here you find further instructions on DIY How to make a loop.
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