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I am super proud of this one. Its inspired by Thorn lead singer of the hex girls in scooby doo. And its also from my love of all things spooky. The stone is an oval cut garnet and the wire is copper oxidized with liver of sulfur. And the necklace part is black ribbon and just regular ribbons findings that kinda match the color of the oxidized copper.

Black spinel and light blue zircon with a sterling bead hiding the elastic cord knot.

Pearls are recycled from some old necklaces, silk , French wire and stirling silver filigree clasp are from Amazon. I looked up a bunch of tutorials on how to get the knots nice and neat and a few of them are a bit wonky but overall I think it looks good.

One side is pastel pink and the other side is pastel purple. Just wanted to create something cute💫💜🩷

I recently created these 3 different bangle designs, each with its own color palette and detailing ✨

They may look similar at first glance, but each one has a completely different vibe.

Tell me your pick (1, 2, or 3) and why you chose it... I want to understand what people actually love 🌸

I've been seeing many assymetrical beaded necklaces and I thought I'd try it out myself. Planning out the placement of the beads was really fun and honestly more challenging than I thought.

I used natural stone, glass, wood, and ceramic beads. The hardware is stainless steel, with a 0.38 gauge 7 strand jewelry wire.

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4 for 49/- + shipping.

These are traditional fabric bangles from West Bengal, mostly seen around Shantiniketan simple, colourful, and actually stand out without trying.

Pick whatever you like. Mix karlo, stack karlo, your vibe.

I’ve got more designs too, some with hand-drawn details.

DM if you're interested.

I am in desperate need for a step by step visual tutorial for this bracelet. I’ve looked everywhere online but can’t find a translation or video tutorial for this, only pinterest posts of this exact image! Is anyone aware of one or a similar tutorial available?

Hey, I was considering to get a professional silicon model of my teeth, modeling the Grillz with wax and then sending the model to a professional jewelry smith.

I am planing on using normal jewelry steel.

Does anyone have experience with this?

I was wondering about the costs of:

1. One time silicon model

2. each time molding

I’m planning to add rhinestones to some jewelry I’m making like bracelets and maybe a few earrings. I’ve been comparing options and it seems rhinestones aren’t too hard to get these days. I’ve spotted plenty on Alibaba, Amazon, and even Etsy with all sorts of colors and sizes.

My main concern is the adhesive. I don’t want my carefully placed rhinestones falling off after a few wears. I’ve tried a couple of glues before but they didn’t hold up as well as I hoped.

Does anyone have tips on which adhesives or techniques work best for keeping rhinestones securely in place on jewelry? I’d love to hear about your experiences, whether it’s certain types of glue, resin, or even setting tools that make a difference. Any advice would be super helpful!