Some pearl bracelet designs

Let’s start with simple chain pearl bracelet. For making this pearl bracelet you will require silver chain (Length of chain depends upon size of bracelet, 7 inches is standard length for bracelets). Then one silver clasps, 2 jump rings, around 12 headpins, then 12-13 freshwater pearls of any color of your choice and tools required for making this bracelets are wire cutter, flat nosed pliers and round nose pliers.

Now first, with help of jump ring attach silver chain to clasp. While attaching this jump ring, attach it at an half an inch from other end of chain. After that with help of nose pliers attach one headpin to each freshwater pearl; then just attach those pearls to the silver chain at some specific interval you can attach them on alternate side of silver chain. For attaching pearl to the chain just lift up loop of headpin, hook it to the chain and pull it down to close loop securely. Attach the last pearl to the end of the chain, so that whenever you will wear this bracelet, there will be short half inch of remaining chain dangling with a pearl at end. This is very simple pearl bracelet design. Now let’s look at more complex bracelet design.

We are making this necklace with coin pearl and crystal beads. For making this pearl bracelet, we will require one toggle clasps, around 6-8 coin pearls, around 15 inches of soft metal wire.

Firstly make one wrapped loop of soft wire and insert pearl into wire and push it up against the wrapped loop. Now make another wrapped loop on anther side of pearl and bring wire across one side of pearl and wrap it around first pearl, repeat this for another side of pearl, like this wire wrap all coin pearls you have. Attach two wire wrap pearls with crystal beads. On one side of bracelet you will have wrapped loop of coin pearl, now at other end of pearl attach toggle claps and on other part of chain add counter part of toggle clasp. And your bracelet is ready.

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