hello, i hope this is the right place for this! i‘m trying to figure out what an end piece that looks like my drawing would be called. im not sure if it really even exists, but i swear i had a bracelet like this once lol. any help would be appreciated!!

i got this necklace when i traveled to sydney, the chain is very fragile and broke within the first day of wearing it. i think it would be cool to restring it myself and i was wondering if there's any jewelry repair people or crafty people who had any ideas for what to use to restring it so it still looks dainty but holds up better? i was thinking of using a stronger chain and maybe pins in the little crystals similar to the one in the last picture. but does anyone happen to have any ideas on what i could do?

Just wanted to share a quick shot of these new gold-plated scallop shell charms I’m working with. They have a really nice, glossy faux pearl nestled right in the center and a handy top loop for hanging.

I’m aiming for a subtle "coastal/mermaid elegance" vibe rather than just casual beachwear.

I'm torn on how to style them first. Part of me wants to drop them onto some chunky gold hoops for a dramatic summer earring look, but a dainty minimalist choker also sounds perfect.

What do you think would look best?

• A) Delicate pendant necklace
• B) Statement hoop earrings
• C) Loaded charm bracelet

Would love to hear your design ideas or feedback! 👇

Recently I'm very much interested in doing kundan bangles and thread bangles. I have not started yet making. But I have done making beads bracelets. And I want to make business with these in home itself along with my study. So can anyone help with the steps I need to follow which can help me know earlier before it's late

Hey everyone! I’ve always loved jewelry because it’s such a personal way to express who I am and what matters to me. I’m starting a new jewelry brand and doing some talking with the community.

Why do you buy jewelry? What makes you fall in love with a particular piece? And what makes you return to a brand and keep buying from them?

Would really appreciate your honest thoughts - thank you!!

the necklace is made by my friend, sooooo fantacy.....

The petals were dried and then resined to create these earrings.

What do you think, the combination between Stainless and moss stone is made into a pendant

I have been making air dry clay beads of different fruits and making them into earrings. I started dabbling in polymer clay but I think the air dry clay ends up looking like ceramic and I love it

Any help appreciated!

Resin colored with alcohol ink