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Stunning Pearl Necklaces 3
Letter from the Editor
Letter from the Editors

Hey Jewelry Lovers,
Ready to take your style of elegance to the next level? Bring your formal jewelry patterns to life with
these stunning collection of 14 Pretty Pearl Jewelry Patterns for every Classy Occasion. Pearls really bring
a classic elegance to any outfit without blinding people with a sparkle. That’s why we’ve gathered these
different stunning pearl jewelry patterns for you to feast your eyes on. Not only are you going to be the
Belle of the ball once you make and wear these jewelry patterns, but each of these pearl patterns are to-
tally unique and chic as well.
There are jewelry projects with a more modern twist on them to help you strut your stuff, or you have a
handful of pieces that hold true to that more classy elegance that you have been striving for. These in-
structions will show you how you can string, wire wrap, and stitch different pearl patterns together, so
that no two pieces of your DIY jewelry are the same. This collection features our favorite pearl projects
that we have been dying to share with you. Trust us, this free eBook will have everyone swooning over
how gorgeous you look, and will keep you red carpet-ready at all times!
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Table of Contents
4 Table of Contents
5 Stunning Pearl Necklaces

5 Rose Gold Romance Necklace
7 Gorgeous Pearl Pendant
10 White Waterfall Pearl Necklace
11 Black Pearl Treasure Necklace
14 Beautiful Pearl DIY Bracelets

14 Stunning Ribbon and Pearl Bracelet
15 Pearl and Chains Fabric Bracelet
18 Grace Kelly Woven Bracelet
21 Entwined Pearl and Petal Bracelet
24 Alluring Multistrand DIY Bracelet
26 Snaking Pearl Braceleet
28 Gorgeous Pearl Handmade Earrings
28 Deep Sea Pearl DIY Earrings

29 Something Blue Earrings
30 Bow and Pearls Earrings

32 Wire Winged Pearl Earrings
35 Thank You
Rose Gold
Romance Necklace
By Prima Bead
This Rose Gold Romance Necklace is a truly
stunning DIY necklace that will have you looking
fantastic every time you wear it. The gorgeous
pattern in this handmade necklace will leave
everyone believing you bought it!
Materials
(2) #7723501- 6pc 11&8mm Crystazzi Oval- #71369065- 4pc 25X29mm Filigree
Crystal Chandelier– Rose Gold Plate
(2) #7723101- 7pc 9X6mm Crystazzi Oval– #3949425- 38pc 2X3mm Rose Gold Crimp
Crystal Bead
#3949419- 1pc 18” Link Chain– Rose Gold #3949448- 16pc 6mm Open Jump Rings–
Plate Rose Gold Plate
#71369072- 25pc 35mm Eye Pin– Rose Gold #7120218- 50pc 8mm Round Pearl Strand
Plate – Chocolate
#71369036- 10pc 9mm Filigree Bead Cap– #7120118- 68pc 6mm Round Pearl Strand
Rose Gold Plate – Chocolate
#71369044- 10pc 8X3.5mm Antique Wheel #34722102- 58pc 10mm Round Pearl
Spacer– Rose Gold Plate White
#71369038- 10pc 6X4.5mm Squish Filigree– #3202002- 40’ .3mm 7-Strand Bead Wire–
Rose Gold Plate Silver
#3949466- 1 Set 10mm Band Accent Toggle– #4458 Round Nose Pliers
Rose Gold Plate #4501 Crimping Pliers
Instructions
1. Cut six 1-inch and one 2-1/2-inch lengths of chain.
2. Make the four 8mm pearl links and the four bead caps/10mm pearl links,
Thread the bead(s) onto an eye pin and form a loop.
3. Link the chain and beaded links together as shown in the illustration. Attach
one end of the chain/links to the chandelier using a jump ring.
Instructions continued on next page

Instructions (cont.)
4. Attach the other end of the chain/links

to the bar end of the toggle using a
jump ring. Connect the round toggle
end to a chandelier using a jump ring.
5. Cut a 7-inch and an 11-inch length of

beading wire.
6. Use a Crimp tube to attach the 7-

inch wire to the inside loop of a chan-
delier. Thread the bead pattern onto
the wire (use the smaller ovals). Use a
crimp tube to attach the wire to the
inside loop of the other chandelier.
7. Make the 10 oval beaded links (use

the larger ovals). Link them together
and attach the ends to the center
links of the chandeliers.
8. Use a crimp tube to attach the 11-

inch wire to the outside loop of a
chandelier. Thread the bead pattern
onto the wire (use the smaller ovals).
Use a crimp tube to attach the bead-
ing wire to the outside loop of the
other chandelier.
Gorgeous Pearl
Pendant
By Gloria from Domestic Diva
You will not be able to resist making this super stunning
DIY necklace. Not only is this pearl pendant going to
catch everybody’s eyes, but it’s also going to make
you feel like a queen!
Materials
18 gauge round wire Jewelry pliers
Half-hard, half-round 20 gauge wire Wire cutters
30 - 5mm, 18 gauge jump rings Permanent marker
Swarovski cream pearl 12 mm Masking tape
Two 3mm cream seed pearls
Instructions
1. Cut a piece of round wire to measure 5”. Bend the
wire in the center around a permanent marker. Use
the marker to create a dot one inch from both ends.
Tip: Use alcohol to remove the permanent marker from

the wire.
2. Slip 30 jump rings onto the wire you just made your
markings on.

3. Bend the wires over the marker at the dots. The curves should be facing away
from the center of the pendant. Use round nose pliers to curl the wire ends.
4. Hold up the work and place a piece of masking

tape on one wire above the rings. There should
be the same amount of space between the
rings and the end of the wire on the left and
right.
5. Cut a piece of half round wire to measure 16”.

Wrap the end around the un-taped round wire
twice. Bring the wire to the front of the work.
6. Add one seed pearl to the wire, the 12 mm

pearl, and then add another seed pearl to the
wire.
7. Remove the tape on the other ruond wire and

wrap the hal round wire around that spot.

8. Wrap up the half-round wrie toward the top.
9. When you reach the point where the two round

wires meet, secure them together with two
wraps then move downward, wrapping the bare
round wire. When you reach the point where you
started wrapping (above the rings), cut away
the excess wire.
10.Cut another piece of half round wire to measure

4”. Place the middle of the wire with the flat side
against the spot below the center wraps. Fold
the wires to the back of the work and bring them
back to the front crossing each other.
11. Bring the wires down on both sides and wrap

them twice between the large pearl and seed
pearls. Cut off the excess wire.
12. Attach your pendant to the chain you either

handmade or bought, and you are good to go!
White Waterfall Pearl

Necklace
By Oyin from Oh Everything Handmade
This White Waterfall Pearl Necklace really
adds a new twist on a typical pearl jewelry
piece. This is an undeniably stunning DIY
necklace that will have heads turning your
way every time you wear it!
Materials
8mm Pearls Chains
6mm Faceted Beads 4-5mm Jump Rings
Headpins Clasp
Eye Pins Pliers
Flush or Wire Cutters (optional)
Instructions
1. Pass a headpin into the bead and make a loop using round nose pliers, and wrap
the headpin around to secure the loop.
2. Pass your main beads through an eye pin and repeat this same process.
3. Using jump rings connect the two pieces you created together.
4. Repeat these steps for all of your beads.
5. Join your beads to your necklace by opening each chain hole and passing your
wrapped bead through it.
6. Join your beads to your chain, add a clasp and you’re all done!
Black Pearl Treasure

Necklace
By Prima Bead
Talk about a twist on a gorgeous DIY
necklace. This Black Pearl Treasure Necklace
will really make you and your DIY jewelry
stand out with it’s unique design!
Materials
1 pk #34719059 145pc Starter Pack - Silver 1 pk #34722018 90pc 8mm Black Pearl
1 pk #34722017 158pc 6mm Black Pearl #4501 Bead Crimping Pliers
1 pk #7120503 27pc 14mm Glass Pearl Strand #6854 Needle Nose Pliers and Cutter—
– Black Precision Comfort
1 pk #3202102 40’ .45mm 7-Strand Bead Wire #4477 Parrot Beak Memory Wire Cutter
- Silver #6858 Round Nose Pliers– Precision
1 pk #7120303 41pc 10mm Round Pearl Comfort
Strand-Black
Instructions
1. Thread (2) 14mm pearls onto a head pina nd form a loop.
2. Thread a 14mm pearl onto a head pin and form a loop. Repeat this step to make
four single bead drops.
3. Thread a 14mm pearl and a 10mm pearl onto a head pin and form a loop. Repeat
this step to make two double bead drops.
4. Thread a 10mm pearl onto the head pin and form a loop. Repeat this step to make
three single bead drops.
5. Thread (2) 8mm pearls onto an eye pin and form a loop. Repeat this step to make
two double bead links.

6. Thread a 6mm pearl, an 8 mm pearl, and a 6mm pearl onto an eye pin and
form a loop. Repeat this step to make seven triple bead links.
7. Thread a 14mm pearl onto an eye pin and form a loop. Repeat this step to
make three single bead links.
8. Connect the following, in order: an 8mm double bead link (from step 5), a
6mm jump ring, and a single 10mm bead drop (from step 4). Repeat this step
to make two bead link strands.
9. Connect the following, in order: a triple bead link (from step 6), a 6mm jump
ring, and a single 14mm bead drop (from step 2). Repeat this step to make a
two bead link strands.
ring, and a 14mm single bead link (from step 7), and a 14mm single bead drop
(from step 2). Repeat this step to make two bead link strands.
ring, a 14mm single bead link (from step 7), and a 14mm single bead drop
(from step 2). Repeat this step to make two bead link strands.
ring, a 14mm single bead link (from step 7), and the 14mm double bead link
drop (from step 1) to make a single bead link strand.
13. Cut a 22” length of beading wire
14. Using a crimp tube, attach one end of the beading wire to a lobster claw
clasp.

15. Thread on the following beads: (17) 6mm pearls, (12) 8mm pearls, the top loop
of a bead link strand from step 8, an 8mm pearl, the top loop of a bead link
strand from step 9, an 8mm pearl, the top loop of a bead link strand from step
10, a 6mm pearl, the top loop of a bead link strand from step 11, a 6mm pearl,
the top loop of the bead link strand from step 12, a 6mm pearl, the top loop of
the other bead link strand from step 11, a 6mm pearl, the top loop of the other
bead link strand from step 10, an 8mm pearl, the top loop of the bead link
strand from step 9, an 8mm pearl, the top loop of the other bead link strand
from step 8, (12) 8mm pearls, and (17) 6mm pearls.
16. Using a crimp tube, attach the beading wire to a 6mm jump ring and trim the
excess wire.
17. Cut a 26” length of beading wire.
18. Using a crimp tube, attach the beading wire to the lobster claw clasp.
19. Thread on the following beads: (22) 6mm pearls, (4) 8mm pearls, (5)10mm
pearls, the jump ring from the first bead link strand added in step 15, a 10mm
pearl, the jump ring from the second bead link strand added in step 15, a
10mm pearl, the jump ring of the third bead link strand added in step 15, a
10mm pearl, the jump ring of the fourth bead link strand added in step 15, a
10mm pearl, the jump ring of the fifth bead link strand added in step 15, a
10mm pearl, the jump ring of the sixth bead link strand added in step 15, a
10mm pearl, the jump ring from the seventh bead link strand added in step 15,
a 10mm pearl, the jump ring from the eighth bead link strand added in step 15,
a 10mm pearl, the jump ring of the ninth jump ring strand added in step 15, (5)
10mm pearls, (4) 8mm pearls, and (22) 6mm pearls.
20. Using a crimp tube, attach the beading wire to the 6mm jump ring from step
16. 21. Cut a 1 ¾” length of extender chain. Attach the chain to the 6mm jump
ring from step 16. Attach the loop of a 10mm bead drop to the end of the ex-
tender chain.
Beautiful Pearl DIY Bracelets 14
Stunning Ribbon and

Pearl Bracelet
By Eileen from Yes Missy
This Stunning Ribbon and Pearl Bracelet is an
insanely easy handmade bracelet pattern
that you can make in just 5-mintues. Now you
have a unique and stunning DIY pearl
bracelet that everyone will be jealous of!
Materials
Approximately 20 inches of ribbon - this will vary depending on your wrist length,
but it should be about 3 times the length of your wrist.
12mm pearls
Stretch cord or stringing material.
A needle
Instructions
1. Thread your stretch chord through your needle, (you may need a needle
with a larger loop hole depending on the size of your stretch cord.) Then, sew
through a fold of ribbon.
2. Thread the needle through the bead.
3. Then, thread the needle through another fold.
4. Repeat steps 2-3 until you have all of your beads strung.
5. Tie the ends of the cord ends together into a secure knot and tie the ribbon
into a pretty bow.
Pearl and Chains

Fabric Bracelet
By Bev from Flamingo Toes
This Pearl and Chains Fabric Bracelet is a

pretty twist on a typical pearl bracelet. Plus,
this DIY bracelet is an Anthropologie knockoff
Materials
Small amount of fabric (chiffon will be thinner and linen will be thicker)
Approximately 56, 5mm pearls
Small chain, at least 88”
Needle
Matching thread
Instructions
1. Begin cutting out the fabric for the bracelet.
You’ll need one long 2.5” X 15” piece and 2
smaller 2” X 5” pieces.
2. Find the centers of the long piece and one of the

shorter pieces. Line them up with the shorter piece
on the back of the longer piece. Tuck the ends
under the pin them. This will stabilize the area that
you sew the pearls to.
3. On the front of this section, draw out with a disap-

pearing ink marker the lines that you are going to
sew your pearls on. Stay 1/2” away from the edge,
this will be part of the hem for later in the project.

4. Begin sewing down your strands of pearls. Add the pearls for each row to your
thread and sew them down.
5. Sew down the strand between each pearl

also. This will help the strand to lay flat.
6. Continue to fill up the center section with

rows of pearls.
7. Working on the back side of the bracelet,
turn the raw edges over in 2 tiny folds and
hand sew them down to create your hem.
8. Continue working your way around the

bracelet until both slides are hemmed.
9. Now, we’re going to work on the chain. Cut
the short pieces for the sides next. You’ll
need 24, 2” pieces.
10. Lay out a longer piece of chain (at least 20”)
to begin sewing down on the long side of the
bracelet. Start sewing the chain to the
bracelet 2” from the end of the chain.
Note: As you sew this long piece down, you’re going to ad in the shorter pieces of chain
that you already cut. There are six short pieces of chain on each end of the bracelet on
both sides.

11.Evenly space out these shorter pieces and sew

them on as you go, working your way down the
side of the bracelet.
Note: Be sure to sew these smaller pieces on very
well because they will have the most stress placed
on them once you tie the bracelet.
12. When you get to the other end of the bracelt ,

but the chains so there is a 2” piece that extends
past the end of the fabric.
13. Repeat steps 10-12 to the other side of the

bracelet. When you finish that you should end up
with something that looks like this.
14.When you want to wear this bracelet all you
have to do is tie the ends loosely and you’re
good to go!

Grace Kelly Woven

Bracelet
By Julie Bean from Beadaholique
Nothing says classy pearl bracelet like this
stunning Grace Kelly Woven Bracelet. This DIY
bracelet will make you feel like you are part of
the royal family ever time you put it on! You will
fall in love with this bracelet pattern’s design.
Materials
Swarovski Crystal, 5810 Round Faux Pearl Czech Seed Beads 11/0 Light Gold
Beads 8mm, 25 pieces, White (1 pckg) Supra Metallic (1 Hank) (1 pckg)
Swarovski Crystal, 5810 Round Faux Pearl Czech Seed Beads Size 11/0 Antiqued
Beads 3mm, 50 pieces, White (1 pckg) Cream Pearl (1 Hank/4000 Beads) (I
pckg)
NYMO Nylon Beading Thread Size D for Delica
Beads Ivory 65YD (1 pckg) 1 Ounce Bar Beeswax Thread
Strengthening Conditioner for beads/
Instructions
1. We are going to make the body of the bracelet using the right angle weave
stitch. Start by conditioning a 4-foot length of Nymo nylon beading thread,
and thread your needle onto the thread.
2. String one size 11/0 Czech seed bead in light gold supra metallic, one size
11/0 Czech seed bead in antique cream pearl, one size 11/0 Czech seed
bead in light gold supra metallic, and one size 11/0 Czech seed bead in
antique cream pearl. Create your first unit of four beads with these beads.
Pick up more beads and right angle weave a total of eight units. Some
bead weaving instructions refer to these sections as unit columns. You want
to end with eight units in total before going to your next row.

3. Right angle weave a total of 60 rows. You will need to tie off and add new
thread multiple times throughout the length of your bracelet. Sixty rows will
equal about 6 1/2" long. After approximately the 55th row, start to hold the
bracelet against your wrist to see how many rows you want to make in total for
a comfortable fit. The clasp is only going to add another 1/4" to the length. You
may need to adjust the row amount. When you are finished, tie off your thread
and incorporate it into your bead weaving.
4. Cut, condition, and thread a needle onto a 4-foot length of Nymo nylon bead-
ing thread. String onto it one Swarovski 8mm round pearl. Around the circum-
ference of the pearl, brick stitch a row of size 11/0 Czech seed beads in light
gold supra metallic. Next, brick stitch a row of 11/0 Czech seed beads in an-
tique cream pearl, and another row of 11/0 Czech seed beads in light gold su-
pra metallic. Tie off your thread and weave it back into your beadwork. Re-
peat this entire step with a second Swarovski 8mm round pearl.
5. Repeat the above step to complete a third unit of brick stitching around a
pearl. When you finish the third row, do not tie off your thread. Using Swarovski
3mm round pearls and size 11/0 Czech seed beads in light gold supra metallic,
create a decorative beaded edge on the unit you just completed with brick
stitching around the 8mm pearl.
6. Look at the photo of the project for placement of these three beaded
"buttons". The one with the decorative edge is in the very middle of the brace-
let. On each end of the bracelet, there is one of the "plainer" buttons. All three
are going to be sewn in place. To do so, cut, condition, and thread a needle
onto a 2-foot length of Nymo thread.
7. Starting with the middle button. Take your needle and go from the back of
your bracelet to the front. At the exact center of your bracelet, pull your
threaded needle through the bracelet center. Pull until you have an 8" tail re-
maining on the backside and the rest of the thread and the needle on the
front side. Now, thread your needle through one of the Czech seed beads in
light gold supra metallic, which is part of the first brick stitched row around the
8mm pearl in the button with the decorative edge.

8. Pull this button so that it lays tightly against the right angle woven beads of your
bracelet making sure not to pull that 8" tail out of the back. Now, sew through one
of the beads in your bracelet and then back up through another bead in that first
brick stitched row of the button. Try to sew in and out of the beads themselves vs.
the threads connecting them. Also, try to hide your stitching as much as possible.
Make sure to secure the button on opposite sides, not just one section but sections
across from each other. Once you have made several passes through, gently tug
on the button to see how secure it is. When you feel like it is securely sewn onto the
beadwork below it, tie off your thread. Go back and incorporate that 8" tail into
your bead weaving and tie it off.
9. Repeat the above step with your two "plainer" buttons - one on each end of the
bracelet. One of these buttons is going to act as half of our clasp.
10. We have to make the loop that is going to slip around one of the above side but-
tons. To make this beaded loop, begin by cutting, conditioning, and threading a
needle onto 2 feet of Nymo thread.
11. Choose the side of the bracelet where you want to have the loop be connected
to. On this side, weave your needle and thread into the beadwork two rows back
from the edge, leaving a tail of 8". Work your thread in and out of the beads until
you arrive at the outer edge and your needle is exiting the edge bead of the third
unit, going towards the center of the bracelet. String onto it one size 11/0 Czech
seed bead in antique cream pearl and 1 size 11/0 Czech seed bead in light gold
supra metallic. String one Swarovski 3mm round pearl. Next, string one size 11/0
Czech seed bead in light gold supra metallic, one size 11/0 Czech seed bead in
antique cream pearl until you end up with a total of 33 beads after the pearl, al-
ternating between gold and cream. Your last bead should be a gold one.
12. Now, pass your needle through the Swarovski 3mm pearl, and pull tightly to create
a loop. Make sure your thread is tight and that loop is resting on the edge of your
bracelet. String one size 11/0 Czech seed bead in light gold supra metallic and
one size 11/0 Czech seed bead in antique cream pearl. Pass your needle now
through the bead on the edge of your bracelet . Weave your thread in and out of
the beads along the first two rows of your bracelet.
13. Tie off your thread and incorporate the tail into the bead weaving. Go back to
that 8” tail you left when you started the loop and tie off and incorporate it back
into your bead weaving. And you’re all done!
Entwined Pearl
and Petal Bracelet
By Beejang from Bead Tutorial
This Entwined Pearl and Petal Bracelet is truly

a stunning jewelry project to add to your col-
lection. Simple and elegant, this DIY bracelet
is the epitome of what pearls stand for.
Materials
Swarovski Bicone Crystal 4mm (I Nylon Thread
use lt. Peach and Padparadscha) O-Ring
Swarovski Bicone Crysal 3mm (I Clasp
use Lt. Rose)
Crimp Bead
Swarovski Pearl 6mm ( Rosaline or
Cream) Bead Tip
Seed Beads Pliers
Instructions
1. You will want to start with the crimp bead
and the bead tip. Start by adding three seed
beads to each thread. Then, cross the
threads at Padparadscha crystal, (or Peach
crystal), which is where the red arrow is.

2. Next you will want to add one crystal to each

thread. Then, you will want to cross them at a
crystal, which is pointed to by the red arrow.
3. Add a three millimeter crystal to each thread.
Then, cross them at a seed bead, which is rep-
resented by the blue arrow.
4. Next, add a three millimeter crystal to each

thread, which is represented by the red ar-
rows.
5. From there, put the threads into the first four
millimeter crystal, which is represented by the
blue arrow.
6. Then, you will want to return the threads to the

last four millimeter crystal, which is represented
by the red arrow. You will complete this by
putting them into the four millimeter crystals at
both sides.

7. Add three Lt. Peach crystals to one thread (or if

you had previously used the Peach beads,
add three Padparadscha). Then, add one
pearl to thread as well, and join them at a
crystal, which si represented by the red arrow.
8. Repeat Steps two through five until you reach

your desired length. When you are completing
step five for each repetition, be sure to switch
crystals and pearls from the previous block.
9. Be sure to finish off your bracelet by adding

three seed beads when you end your brace-
let.
Alluring Multistrand
DIY Bracelet
By Rebecca Utermohlen from My Girlish
Whims
This is definitely a twist on a classic pearl DIY
jewelry piece. This Alluring Multistrand DIY Bracelet
is perfect for adding an edgy aspect to your
classy pearl look!
Materials
Czech glass beads Beading Wire
Faux pearl beads Pliers
Crimp beads Bead Caps
Round beads Clasp
Wire cutters
Instructions
1. Cut four strands of beading wire using your wire cutters.
2. On each wire string your different types of bead on each strand (i.e. make
one strand of just faux pearl beads, one strand of just Czech glass beads, one
strand of just crimp beads, and one strand of just round beads).
TIP: Use scotch tape to secure one end of the beading wire while you are
stringing, this will make the strands easier to work with later.
3. Once you have all your beads strung on your beading wire, gather the open
ends together and string on a bead cap.

4. Next, string on a crimp bead and one end of a toggle clasp.
5. Wrap the wire ends around and back through the crimp bead. Use needle
nose pliers to crimp the crimp bead flat in order to secure the clasp
6. Use wire cutters to trim off any extra wire tails
7. Now, arrange your lengths of beads to the size of your wrist. Once you have
the proper length you would like your bracelet, string the other bead cap onto
the other end of the wires.
8. Repeat the crimping process again for the other side of your toggle clasp
9. Once you have crimped all the wires into place, you have your DIY bracelet all
set and ready to go!
Snaking Pearl
Bracelet
By Kirsten from Wild Amor
This Snaking Pearl Bracelet is undeniably unique
and stunning. This is a wrap bracelet that is far
different from any other. Plus, it is perfect for
wearing with all different kinds of outfits!
Materials
An assortment of pearls in different sizes (the Craft wire (24-28 gauge,
largest size used is 2 XXL) depending on the hole size of
Seed beads your pearls)
Scissors Jewelry clasp (optional)
3-in-1 jewelry pliers
Instructions
1. Start with the largest size of your pearl beads. Begin adding pearls directly
onto the jewelry wire you are using.
2. While you string the pearls onto your wire, be sure to alternate between your
pearls and your seed beads. Do not cut the wire yet.
3. Continue to adding pearls with the second largest sized pearls. Add
approximately four inches of this size of pearls.
4. Continue adding pearls of the next size down. Add approximately eight
inches off this pearl, and remember to continue alternating between pearls
and seed beads.

5. Finally, add the pearls that are the smallest size. Add approximately nine inches
worth of these sized pearls, and end on a pearl not a seed bead.
6. While it is straightened the bracelet should be about 24 inches long. You can
make the bracelet longer or shorter if you like. Remember you are going to
begin wrapping the bracelet around your hand and it will not stay straight.
7. At the end of your bracelet create a loop with your pliers. Twist the wire to
create a spiral, which will form a “stopper.”
8. At the opposite end of your bracelet, where the largest pearls are, cut the wire
about 1.5 inches away from your starting pearl. Repeat step 7.
9. Add a jump ring and a jewelry clasp to the end of your bracelet where the
biggest pearl is.
10. Wrap the bracelet around your hand, and use the jewelry clasp to hook onto
any point in your bracelet so it stays in place. Continue to play around with it
until it feels comfortable.
Gorgeous Pearl Handmade Earrings 28
Deep Sea Pearl DIY

Earrings
By Adrianne from Happy Hour Projects
These Deep Sea Pearl DIY Earrings are insanely
stunning. Not only are you going to feel like a
mermaid goddess every time you put these pearl
earrings on, but they are also perfect for pairing
with your favorite t-shirt and jeans!
Materials
2-9mm Irregular Potato Pearl Beads 2-4mm coordinated jump rings
2-14mm Copper Pewter Oval Beads Round nose pliers
2-52mm Copper Headpins Chain nose pliers
2 Antiqued Copper Finish Earring Wires Flush cutters
Instructions
1. First, slip the pearl bead inside the center of the copper bead, aligning the
holes. Stack the two beads onto a decorative head pin.
2. Next, grip the head pin above the bead with your round nose pliers. Form a
loop by wrapping the wire end of the pin around one side of the pliers.
3. Then, wrap the wire end around the pin between the loop and the top of the
bead in neat coils.
4. Trim any excess wire away with flush cutters, and press the trimmed end down
with pliers if necessary.
5. Finally, twist open a small jump ring, and connect the earring wire to the
beads through the loops on each side. Close the jump ring, and repeat with
the other earring!
Something Blue
Earrings
By Jennifer from Prima Bead
These are simple DIY earrings with gorgeous
multi-colored pearl beads. These Something
Blue Earrings are perfect for weddings and
formal events, and they will keep you
looking beautiful every time you wear them!
Materials
1 pk #34718051 Oval Chain Copper 1 pk #7120228 50pc 8mm Round
1 pk #3202301 50’ .5mm Clear Stretch Pearl Strand - Peach
Cord 1 pk #7120216 50pc 8mm Round
1 pk #7120206 50pc 8mm Round Pearl Pearl Strand - Turquoise
Strand - Ecru 1 pk #65024014 20g Copper Wire -
Brown
Instructions
1. Cut (3) 2” lengths of wire. Form a loop at one end of each wire, making them
into eye pins.
2. Thread on of each color pearl onto a wire and form a loop, making a three
bead strand.
3. Connect each link into a chain, starting with Ecru, then Peach, and then
Turquoise
4. Cut a 2.5” length of wire.
5. Using round nose pliers, curve one end of the wire into a loop. Extend the wire
past the loop and curve it into an earring wire shape.
6. Trim the wire.
7. Repeat steps 1-6 for the matching earring.

Bow and Pearls

Earrings
By Aki from Minted Strawberry
Nothing can beat this Bow and Pearls Earrings
pattern. These DIY earrings combine the classy
look of pearls with adorable bows to make the
ultimate stud earring that your pearl jewelry
collection cannot be complete without.
Materials
Polymer clay Eyepins
Bow mold Earring posts with loop hole
Box Cutter / X-acto Knife E6000 glue
Pearls Jewelry Pliers
Instructions
1. Begin by taking some of your polymer clay and rolling it into a small ball.
2. Press your ball of clay firmly into the bow mold that you have.
Tip: To peel off your bow easily coat your mold in baby powder or water
before you press your clay into it.
3. Pop your mold into the freezer for about 10 minutes so that it can harden.
4. Carefully cut off any excess clay using your box cutters. You will want to be
sure to do this step while your clay is still cold to keep from changing the
shape or details of your bow.

5. After you have finished cutting off the excess clay, place your bow back into
the same bow mold. Be sure to coat with more water or baby powder if
necessary.
6. Push your earring post into the back of your bow mold. Don’t worry if the post
does not stick into your earring, you can glue it after you complete the baking
process.
7. Bake your bows according to the instructions for the polymer clay that you
bought.
8. Attach your earring posts to your earrings if they did not stick during the baking
process. Simply do this by gluing them on with some E6000 glue.
9. Thread your pearl bead onto an eyepin, butting off the excess wire off and
looping the other end to secure the pearl in place.
10. Attach the pearl to your bow by opening the bigger eyepin end, and loop it
onto your earring post.
Wire Winged Pearl

Earrings
By Gloria from Domestic Diva
These Wire Winged Pearl Earrings really add a

pretty twist on your typical pearl earrings. Plus,
these DIY earrings are so easy for you to make!
Materials
16 gauge wire Jewelry pliers
5 and 7mm 16 gauge jump rings Jewelry wire cutters
Earring wires 1.50” round objects (plastic
container, can, etc.)
Instructions
1. Cut a 16 gauge piece of wire to measure approximately 2.50” long.
2. With your fingers, smooth the wire around a hard 1.50” round container.
3. Fold the wire in two about .75” from one end. Using the widest end of round
nose pliers, create curls in the wire ends. One should be higher than the
other.
4. Cut another length of wire to measure 2” and curve it to match the previous
wire. Create a curl on one end to match the other curls.
5. Slip on a pearl. With the small end of the round nose pliers, make a curl in the
top of the wire.
6. Attach a 5mm jump ring to the small curl in the wire.

7. To assemble the earring insert a 7mm jump ring into the four components in this
order: earring wire, 5mm jump ring, jump ring attached to the pearl wire, and
the double curled folded wire.
8. Be sure to wear the earring you assembled in the order above in your left ear.
9. To make the right ear earring, you will assemble your earring in the opposite
order. Assemble it in the following order: folded wire, jump ring attached to
the double curled and the pearl wire, 5mm jump ring, and earring wire.
10. Be srue to wear the earring you assembled in the order above in your right ear,
and you’re all done!
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Letter from the Editors

5 Stunning Pearl Necklaces

14 Beautiful Pearl DIY Bracelets

28 Gorgeous Pearl Handmade Earrings

28 Deep Sea Pearl DIY Earrings

30 Bow and Pearls Earrings

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4. Attach the other end of the chain/links

5. Cut a 7-inch and an 11-inch length of

6. Use a Crimp tube to attach the 7-

7. Make the 10 oval beaded links (use

8. Use a crimp tube to attach the 11-

Tip: Use alcohol to remove the permanent marker from

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4. Hold up the work and place a piece of masking

5. Cut a piece of half round wire to measure 16”.

6. Add one seed pearl to the wire, the 12 mm

7. Remove the tape on the other ruond wire and

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8. Wrap up the half-round wrie toward the top.

9. When you reach the point where the two round

10.Cut another piece of half round wire to measure

11. Bring the wires down on both sides and wrap

12. Attach your pendant to the chain you either

White Waterfall Pearl

4. Repeat these steps for all of your beads.

Black Pearl Treasure

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13. Cut a 22” length of beading wire

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17. Cut a 26” length of beading wire.

Stunning Ribbon and

2. Thread the needle through the bead.

3. Then, thread the needle through another fold.

Pearl and Chains

This Pearl and Chains Fabric Bracelet is a

2. Find the centers of the long piece and one of the

3. On the front of this section, draw out with a disap-

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5. Sew down the strand between each pearl

6. Continue to fill up the center section with

8. Continue working your way around the

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11.Evenly space out these shorter pieces and sew

12. When you get to the other end of the bracelt ,

13. Repeat steps 10-12 to the other side of the

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Grace Kelly Woven

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This Entwined Pearl and Petal Bracelet is truly

Seed Beads Pliers

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2. Next you will want to add one crystal to each

4. Next, add a three millimeter crystal to each

6. Then, you will want to return the threads to the

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7. Add three Lt. Peach crystals to one thread (or if

8. Repeat Steps two through five until you reach