Amethyst Neckalce, Bracelet and Earrings Inspi640

How to Make a Jewelery Set with Amethyst

Amethyst is a beautiful purple-colored gemstone that symbolizes strength, protection and wisdom. In this jewelry set I used the oval shape, for a classic look.

With different techniques, you can easily make this jewelry set yourself! You can also choose to use other gemstones from our wide selection.

Necklaces
For the link chain, cut approximately 55cm. Using a jumpring, attach the clasp to one end and the extension chain to the other. The charm is easily hung on the chain by using a snap on, see the video below.

For the second necklace, cut about 55cm of the satin cord and lay it out on the table. Now cut 50cm of nylon thread and thread a snap on bead. We are now going to make a loop around the satin cord. Count about 10cm from one of the ends of the satin cord and go under the satin cord at that point with the nylon wire. Then go back through the pinch cage and pull the ends of the nylon flush. We are working with double wire for this necklace.
When both ends of the nylon wire are equal, you can pinch the pinch bead closed. Keep a few millimeters away from the satin cord so it has room to slip through. We also work away the pinch bead with a hide and you will need extra space for this as well. Close the pinch bead hideer and start threading two amethyst beads and one spacer bead. Repeat this 6x where

Repeat this 6x ending with two amethyst beads. Now thread a pinch bead and again make a loop around the satin cord. This time at the other end. Work the pinch bead away with a hide and then the first part is done.

Finish the satin cord with a slip knot. Watch the video below on how to make this knot.

Used materials:
Nylon thread transparent(1 roll is enough for the whole set)
Stainless steel crimp beads 2mm (1 bag is enough for the whole set)
Stainless steel Pinch bead hide(1 bag is enough for the whole set)
Stainless steel lobster clasp (1 bag is enough for the whole set)
Stainless steel extension chain gold(1 bag is enough for the whole set)
Natural amethyst gemstone beads 14x10x6mm(1 strand is enough for the whole set)
Tibetan spacer beads spiral 6mm antique gold nickel-free(1 bag is enough for the whole set)
Stainless steel 4mm jump rings(1 bag is enough for the whole set)
Flat nose pliers (you can use for the rest of the set)
Stainless steel chain gold 3x2mm 1 meter (1 meter is enough for the whole set)
Amethyst gemstone charm triangle
Satin cord 1mm gray green
Stainless steel snap on Pendant gold

Bracelet
Cut the nylon to about 50cm. Again, thread over double wire. Thread a pinch bead and then a lobster clasp. Go back through the pinch bead and pull both threads evenly. Pinch the pinch bead closed and keep enough space for a pinch bead hide. A helpful video on how to use a pinch bead can be found below. Close the hider and thread an amethyst bead and a spacer bead. Repeat 3 times and then thread an amethyst bead and a bead with an eye. Continue completing the bracelet and thread a pinch bead at the end. Then go through the extension chain and back through the pinch bead. Pinch the pinch bead closed and use a hide here as well. Finally, attach the charm using a 4mm jumpring to the bead with eye.

Used materials:
Nylon thread transparent(1 roll is enough for the whole set)
Stainless steel crimp beads 2mm (1 bag is enough for the whole set)
Stainless steel Pinch bead hide(1 bag is enough for the whole set)
Stainless steel lobster clasp (1 bag is enough for the whole set)
Stainless steel extension chain gold(1 bag is enough for the whole set)
Natural amethyst gemstone beads 14x10x6mm(1 strand is enough for the whole set)
Tibetan spacer beads spiral 6mm antique gold nickel-free(1 bag is enough for the whole set)
Stainless steel 4mm jump rings(1 bag is enough for the whole set)
Flat nose pliers (you can use for the rest of the set)
Stainless steel bead with eye 9x6mm for 3mm cord
Stainless steel charm sun gold 17.5x13.5x1mm

Earrings
Start by making the charms. In total you need four charms. Thread an amethyst bead and spacer bead onto the staple. Follow this video and make the perfect eyelet on your charm:

Next, cut a piece of chain from 22 links. Attach one of the charms to the 11th link and the second charm to the bottom link. Finally, attach the earring stud to the top link using a 4mm jumpring.

Used materials
Natural amethyst gemstone beads 14x10x6mm(1 strand is enough for the whole set)
Tibetan spacer beads spiral 6mm antique gold nickel-free(1 bag is enough for the whole set)
Stainless steel 4mm jump rings(1 bag is enough for the whole set)
Flat nose pliers (you can use for the rest of the set)
Stainless steel chain gold 3x2mm 1 meter (1 meter is enough for the whole set)
Round pliers
Stud earring with eye gold 13mm
Transparent backs for earrings
Stainless steel headpins gold 4mm

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