Team gorgeous pink crystals with cool silver with Jane Kharade's pretty lily bracelet

What you need...

• Swarovski light rose round crystals, 6mm x 15
  
• Pink freshwater pearls, 6mm x 13
  
• PMC silver clay
  
• Nylon monofilament
  
• Crimp beads
  
• Callottes
  
• Three bead end head pins
  
• Lobster clasp
  
• Jump rings: 5mm, 6mm, 10mm
  
• TOOLS: pliers, round-nosed, flat-nosed, snipe-nosed; wire cutters; round cutter, 15mm; PMC kit (855 050); mini alphabet blocks; needle files; small flowers brass plate (700 505); Badger Balm; permanent marker pen; scalpel
  

instructions

1. Stamp an initial into a small piece of silver clay and cut out with a 15mm round cutter, adding a hole in the top for hanging. Fire and quench the charm, then clean with a wire brush and blacken the initial with a permanent marker pen. Make up a large silver lily as for the necklace, thread with a pearl on a head pin and make a neat loop.

2. Thread a callotte and crimp onto a length of monofilament. String two crystals and two pearls, then repeat until the bracelet is long enough. Add another callotte and crimp.

3. Attach a 5mm jump ring and a clasp to one end and a 6mm jump ring to the other. Hang a 10mm jump ring from the bracelet via a 5mm jump ring. Suspend the lily charm, a crystal drop and the initial charm from the 10mm ring via three 5mm jump rings.