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Time Required :
About 30 minutes
Beginner
Beginner
You're new to the skills necessary to complete this project, or maybe you've tried them just once or twice before.

layered rose quartz necklace

Use soft pastel rose quartz chip beads to make a layered necklace. Add a druzy pendant to accent the beautiful semi-precious stones.
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Print Project

Step 1

Measure and cut a 48" [121.9 cm] piece of clear transite cord. Fold the transite in half and slide the fold through a closed jump ring. Bring the ends up and around the jump ring and slide through the loop of the fold. Pull tight to complete the lark’s head knot.

Step 2

Working on one cord, thread on about 16" [40.6 cm] of rose quartz chip beads. Clip a bead bug onto the cord to hold the beads in place.

Step 3

Now, thread on about 10"-12" [25.4 cm-30.5 cm] of rose quartz chip beads. Add the pendant followed by another 10"-12" [25.4 cm-30.5 cm] of rose quartz chip beads. Clip another bead bug onto this cord to hold the beads in place.

Step 4

Open a jump ring, slide on a lobster clasp and close the jump ring.
TIP: To open and close a jump ring, simply grasp the jump ring on both sides with chain nose pliers and twist the ring open, from side-to-side. Never pull the jump ring which can cause distortion.

Step 5
Carefully remove the bead bugs and tie the ends to the jump ring with the lobster clasp into a secure knot. Thread the ends through adjacent beads, add a generous amount of glue and let dry. Trim excess cord.

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Supplies
Materials
Materials
 
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    You’ll Need: 1

    Beadalon G-S Hypo Cement®

    Item # 10332390 
    $11.99
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    You’ll Need: 2

    Bead Gallery® Rose Quartz Chip Beads

    Item # 10401678 
    $2.99
    $5.99
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    You’ll Need: 1

    Signature Color Shop White Druzy Pendant By Bead Landing™

    Item # 10550582 
    Buy One Get One 50% Off - Add Two Items To Qualify See Details See Details
    Buy one item at regular price & get the second of equal or lesser value 50% off . Excludes clearance.
    $14.99
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    You’ll Need: 1

    Findings Mix by Bead Landing™

    Item # 10151192 
    $5.99
    • Color: Black
    • Color: Black
    • Color: Black
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    You’ll Need: 1

    Clear Transite by Bead Landing™

    Item # 10442844 
    $2.49
    • Color: Clear
    • Size: 20 yd
    • Color: Clear
    • Size: 20 yd
    +More Sizes
    • Color: Clear
    • Size: 20 yd
    +More Sizes
    +More Options
 
Tools
Tools
 
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    You’ll Need: 1

    Bead Landing™ Bead Organizer & Tool Set

    Item # 10315203 
    $16.99
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    You’ll Need: 1

    Loops & Threads™ Straight Scissors

    Item # 10454201 
    $8.99
 
You’ll Also Need
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Instructions
Step 1

Measure and cut a 48" [121.9 cm] piece of clear transite cord. Fold the transite in half and slide the fold through a closed jump ring. Bring the ends up and around the jump ring and slide through the loop of the fold. Pull tight to complete the lark’s head knot.

Step 2

Working on one cord, thread on about 16" [40.6 cm] of rose quartz chip beads. Clip a bead bug onto the cord to hold the beads in place.

Step 3

Now, thread on about 10"-12" [25.4 cm-30.5 cm] of rose quartz chip beads. Add the pendant followed by another 10"-12" [25.4 cm-30.5 cm] of rose quartz chip beads. Clip another bead bug onto this cord to hold the beads in place.

Step 4

Open a jump ring, slide on a lobster clasp and close the jump ring.
TIP: To open and close a jump ring, simply grasp the jump ring on both sides with chain nose pliers and twist the ring open, from side-to-side. Never pull the jump ring which can cause distortion.

Step 5
Carefully remove the bead bugs and tie the ends to the jump ring with the lobster clasp into a secure knot. Thread the ends through adjacent beads, add a generous amount of glue and let dry. Trim excess cord.

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