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Hello everyone! Here is a quick and easy gemstone bracelet tutorial using the beads from the Curated Bead Box for the month of July - Pastel Paradise. If you don't subscribe to this box, you can still make this project. Please check the list of materials down below. The Curated Bead Box is a monthly subscription box that includes glass beads, gemstones, and charms or pendants, with unique color combinations and themes. The box is $20 a month including shipping. You can also buy previous boxes or a one-time box on , if you don't want a monthly subscription. Here is a direct link to their bead box subscription: If you sign up for a monthly subscription, please use coupon code LUISA35 for a 35% discount on your first box. Here's a link to the unboxing video for this box: Enjoy! Luisa luisa@ Time Stamps: Introduction - 00:43 Bead Selection - 01:45 Arranging beads - bracelet #1 - 04:42 Making charm - bracelet #2 - 09:20 Arranging beads - bracelet #2 - 11:26 Threading beads on wire and attaching clasp # bracelet #2 - 14:40 Threading beads on wire and attaching clasp # bracelet #1 - 21:24 Conclusion - 24:18 Materials: (Materials include beads for the charms) 1 smooth round bead - 10 mm - pale purple color (Labrodorite Duo Style Bead) 6 Faceted rounds - 8 mm - deep Aqua color 6 Rose quartz rounds - 6 mm 37 Turquoise gemstone rounds - 4 mm Flower spacer beads - 6 mm - antique silver color Head pins Seed beads - size 11/0 Crimp beads 1 Lobster claw clasps Jump rings - 6 mm Beading wire For charms: 1 Faceted rounds - 8 mm - deep Aqua color 1 Rose quartz rounds - 6 mm 3 Turquoise gemstone rounds - 4 mm 1 Flower spacer beads - 6 mm 1 Acrylic flower bead cap - 13 mm x 10 mm Tools I used: Lindstrom Round Nose Pliers - Xuron Tweezer Nose Pliers - Xuron Four in One Crimping Pliers - Lindstrom Flat Nose Pliers - Lindstrom Ultra Flush Cutters - Other products: Magic Rod for laying out bead patterns. The Magic Rods sell for $ for a set of 5 of the 9 inch size or $ for the 12 inch size, and that includes free shipping in the USA. These rods are super handy for lining up bead patterns for bracelets and necklaces because they hold beads and bead caps of various sizes and shapes up against each other in perfect alignment. DISCLAIMER: This video and description may contain some affiliate links to products on Amazon. I participate in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Influencer Program, which is designed to provide a means for me to earn a small commission should you decide to make a purchase. Please note the cost of each product does not include any additional fees. They are priced at Amazon regular prices. Also, the subscription bead box I feature in the video was sent to me for review and for use as part of a cooperation agreement with Curated Bead Box. 💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎 Please visit me: Instagram: Facebook: Etsy: Twitter: 💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎 #curatedbeadbox #gemstonebracelet #enchantedforestbox
