PandaHall Tutorial on How to Make Vintage Style Turquoise Bead Chandelier Earrings

To make these vintage style chandelier earrings, you just need to get the vintage style chandelier components, turquoise beads, and some basic earring findings from our website, and then you can follow this tutorial to make the earrings at home.

Tools and materials needed to make the turquoise bead chandelier earrings:

Vintage Chandelier Components
4mm Turquoise Beads
8mm Red Glass Beads
Golden Headpins
Golden Eyepins
Golden Earring Hooks
Golden Jumprings
Round Nose Pliers

Instructions on making the turquoise bead chandelier earrings:

Step 1: Make the basic turquoise bead patterns

1st, slide a turquoise bead to an eyepin, make a bead link. Make 18 such bead links in total, we need 9 for each earring;
2nd, open a 10mm jumpring, add 2 turquoise beads to the jumpring and close it. Repeat to make 18 turquoise beaded jumprings in total, we need 9 for each earring;
3rd, slide a turquoise bead to a headpin to make a bead link, repeat to make 10 such bead links in total, 5 for each earring;
4th, connect 2 turquoise beaded hoops with an eyepin bead link, make a long bead link with 3 eyepin links, 3 beaded hoops and 1 headpin link like the last picture shows.

Step 2: Complete the turquoise bead chandelier patterns

1st, make 2 bead links with 2 eyepin links, 2 beaded hoops, and 1 headpin link like the first picture shows;
2nd, make 2 short bead links with 1 eyepin link, 1 beaded hoop, and 1 headpin link, like the second picture shows;
3rd, attach all 5 bead links to the vintage style chandelier components in order.

Step 3: Finish the beaded chandelier earrings

1st, slide a red glass bead to a headpin, make a bead link and attach the bead link to the center loop of the chandelier component;
2nd, add an earring hook to the top loop of the chandelier component.

Here are the finished chandelier earrings:

Do you like this design? It won’t take you to much time to make these gorgeous earrings, all you need to do is mind the number and arrangement of the materials. If you like them, try to make a pair!