- 2 lace edge settings, size 18 x 13 mm
- 2 cabochons, 18 x 13 mm
- 2 earstuds with a loop and room for a 5 mm rhinestone
- 2 earstud clasps (not in photograph)
- 2 small rhinestones, 5 mm
- 2 bows
- 2 open rings, 4 mm
- Glue and nose pliers
Step 1
Start by bending down the upper loop of the setting in order to make it into a pendant. Repeat this action with the second setting. It is important you do this before you put in the cabochon, otherwise it will be hard to bend the loop.
Afterwards you add a drop of glue to the surface of the setting. I have used Hasulith, but you can use a different type of glue if you wish. Place the cabochon in the setting and gently press the cabochon down. Repeat this action with the second setting and cabochon.
Now repeat the same action with the earstud and the small rhinestone. It can be tricky to apply a small drop of glue in the setting of the earstud, but you can always put a bit of glue on a piece of paper and use a small pin (a headpin for example) to gently dab on the glue. Carefully press the rhinestone into the setting of the earstud. Again, repeat the action with the other earstud and rhinestone.
Just to be on the safe side, leave the parts and allow the glue to dry to dry for fifteen minutes.
It is time for the final step. Take the ring and fold it open by using the nose pliers. Now, it's easiest to attach the earstud on the one side while, simultaneously, adding the setting and bow on the other side. Make sure all the parts are in the right place and are facing the right direction. Now you can use the nose pliers to close the ring.
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