Ingenious though these designs may be, it, thankfully, doesn't take a magic touch to recreate the look, just a touch of patience, a soldering iron and a little bit of DIY know-how.
You will need
*Optional extras.
Also needed
Black, white and clear nail polishAraldite glue
Difficulty
Pretty easy
This one has its fiddly moments, although I'd say the biggest challenge was to avoid being scalded by the soldering iron.Time
About an hour.Soldering on
Fill in chain links with solder at regular intervals. Also, if your studs are hollow, fill in the interiors and make sure the bases are all completely flat.
Attach the studs using solder or araldite (I found that the araldite worked better but you need to tidy it up after sticking by wiping the excess glue away from the edges with scissors or something with a fine tip).
Depending on the design you intend to copy, you can add a row of pearls by threading them onto a wire and attaching the wire to either end of the bracelet by using jump rings.
The bracelet
It's up to you whether you want to keep to one row......or add a second row of pearls.
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