Wire-Wrapping Round Cabochon Bracelet With Circle Link Chain Tutorial

Step 17 of 22

Next part, we will now create a DIY circle link chain with 14-gauge silver copper wire (fig. 17a).

Make a loop on your 14-gauge silver wire using the large diameter on a stepped bail-making pliers (fig. 17b, 17c).

Then, make a cut at the overlapping silver wire using a small wire cutter (fig. 17d, 17e).

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Repeat the process until you have enough circle jump rings (fig. 17f, 17g, 17h).

Step 18 of 22

Flatten your circle jump rings using the flathead of your ball peen hammer on a base metal plate (fig. 18a, 18b, 18c, 18d, 18e).

Then, polish the surface of your flat circle rings with a finest steel wire wool (fig. 18f).

Step 19 of 22

Moving on, make the bracelet connector rings using the smallest diameter on your stepped bail-making pliers (fig. 19a, 19b, 19c).

Step 20 of 22

Refine the ends of your flat circle rings using a wire cutter so they can form a complete circle (fig. 20a, 20b, 20c, 20d).

Repeat the same process for your connector rings  (fig. 20e, 20f, 20g).

Polish the surface of your stone pendant with a finest steel wire wool (fig. 20h, 20i).

Lastly, assemble your bracelet by connecting the flat circles and connector rings as shown (fig. 20j).