DIY mosaic necklace pendant

A while back I received a batch of setings for 30x40 mm cabochons. Unfortunately the settings were on the small side and many cabochons did not fit. Because I was very busy at the time I put the settings aside and forgot all about them.
Today I had a nice idea to put these setting to good use. I used seed beads to create a mosaic. The irregular height of the beads results in a nice nice chunky pendant, with some good weight. Below I show you how to make these pendants.

What do you need?

Settings (Eg. settings with uncommon dimension for which can't find cabochons) Setting 40x30mm bronze, Setting 40x30mm sliver.
Rocailles.
Glue which dries transparently, eg. Mod Podge.
A brush.

How do you proceed?
First test your mosaic's design. Take a setting and add the seed beads. When you are happy about the design you can take the seed beads out. 'Paint' the setting with the Mod Podge glue.

Now place the seed beads according to your mosaic design. You can add the seed beads freehand or if you have more time, you could also use tweezers to ensure that the seed beads lay on their sides. It's okay if the beads get covered with glue as the glue dries almost transparently. It gives a nice effect when you use seed beads that have some variation in size.