We have collected some inspiration for you so you can make your own jewellery for celebrations such as a confirmation. This collection was made with sterling silver components, but of course you can make the items with gold-plated DIY jewellery components, too.
Our collection is a mix of freshwater pearls and gemstone beads in pastel colours. Combined with chains, they create a delicate and feminine look.
We used some basic and simple techniques. Click here for the respective DIY guides: How to make a loop over a pearl or bead + How to open and close a jumpring correctly.
For more inspiration and guides, see our earlier blog posts:
DIY | Pearl Jewellery for Celebrations
Earrings with Rose Quartz and Cable Chaine
You need the following DIY components to make these earrings:
- 1 pair of earwires with ball, sterling silver
- 2 rose quartz beads, half-drilled
- Delica beads, mix53, unicorn
- approx. 2x5cm cable chain, AR30, sterling silver
- 18 headpins with 1.5mm ball, sterling silver
- 2 eye pins with cup, silver
- 2 jumprings, 3.5x0.5mm, sterling silver
+ jewellery pliers, 4-part set
First, you glue the half-drilled rose quartz teardrop onto the eye pin.
Then, you fasten 9 Delica beads to each chain with the help of headpins. Connect the loop with the chain before you make the windings.
Finally, you attach the chain to the eye of the eye pin with a 4mm jumpring.
Earthreads with Aqua Chalcedony Teardrop
You need the following DIY components to make these earrings:
- 1 pair of earthreads, 8cm, cable chain, with loop, sterling silver
- 2 aqua chalcedony, half-drilled teardrops, 8x6mm
- Delica beads, mix53, unicorn
- 20 headpins with 1.5mm ball, sterling silver
- 2 eye pins with cup, silver
+ jewellery pliers, 4-part set
Fasten 10 Delica beads to each of the earthreads with the help of headpins. Connect the self-made loops to the chain before you make the windings.
Open the loop of the earthread carefully ... insert the eyelet of the eye pin ... and close the loop again carefully.
Earstuds with Windings and Chain
You need the following DIY components to make these earrings:
- 1 pair of earstuds, arc with loop, sterling silver
- 10 headpins with 1.5mm ball, sterling silver
- 2 brushed rectangles, 8x4mm, sterling silver
- 4 jumprings, 3x0.5mm, sterling silver
- Figaro chain, twisted links, sterling silver
- wire. 0,4mm, sterling silver
- small gemstone beads
+ jewellery pliers, 4-part set
First, you finish all the pendants. Cut the chain into the lengths you want and fasten various beads to the chain ends.
For the pink and the green bead, you only need headpins. Pull the beads on a headpin each ... form an eyelet ... and wind the remaining wire down to the bead.
Then you start winding the wire around the earstud ... starting at the peg. Fasten one pendant after the other - with windings between the individual pieces.
Earstuds with Ball and Long Freshwater Pearl
You need the following DIY components to make these earrings:
- 1 pair of earstuds with ball, sterling silver
- 2 x 4cm Figaro chain, twisted links, sterling silver
- 4 headpins with 1.5mm ball, sterling silver
- 2 jumprings, 3x0.5mm, sterling silver
- small gemstone beads or pearls
+ jewellery pliers, 4-part set
Pull the headpin through 1 freshwater pearl and 1 zirconia ... and form a loop with windings.
Fasten 1 bead at one end of the chain and fasten a jumpring to the other.
Open the eyelet of the earstud carefully, insert the freshwater pearl and the chain ... and close the eyelet again.
Earstuds with Half-Drilled Bead and Chain
You need the following DIY components to make these earrings:
- 1 pair of earstuds with peg, cup and loop, sterling silver
- 2 aventurine beads, half-drilled, 4mm
- 8 headpins with 1.5mm ball, sterling silver
- approx. 2 x 4cm Figaro chain, twisted links, sterling silver
- 4 jumprings, 4x0.5mm, sterling silver
- small gemstone beads or pearls
+ jewellery pliers, 4-part set
First, you glue the half-drilled bead onto the cup of the earstud. Pull 4 beads on a headpin each and make a loop with windings. Fasten a jumpring to the loop of the earstud ... insert the 4 beads and the chain ... and close the loop again.
Fasten the other end of the chain to the earnut with the help of a jumpring.
Bracelet with Gemstones and Cross
You need the following DIY components to make this bracelet:
- approx. 17cm cable chain, AR60, sterling silver
- 1 S-hook clasp, sterling silver
- various pendants, sterling silver
- eye pins with cup, silver
- headpins with 1.5mm ball, sterling silver
- various small gemstone beads
+ jewellery pliers, 4-part set
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