Wacky Wire Wrapped Gemstone Earrings | Jewelry 101

Join Laura as she shows you how to make this simple, unique earring set that will catch the eyes of everyone! Beginners and veterans both will have fun making these earrings!
Get the tools and supplies like the ones Laura used in this video below:
Flush cutter:
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Chain nose plier:
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Colored 20 Gauge Wire:
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20 Gauge Parawire:
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6 Step Bail Making Plier:
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Round Nose Plier:
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Nylon Jaw Plier:
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Gemstone Chips:
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[@rosepetal1684]

You have a very clear voice and are easy to listen to with your great explanations. Thanks for a fun new project! 😊

[@deejohnson827]

Such a fun project! Thanks for the video. I also appreciate how the camera zoomed in closer so we could see better.

[@JewelrybyJeanette]

Great job, Laura! Miss seeing you on JTV. Can’t wait to make these!

[@Trumpgal458]

Love this fun earrings project! I have some leftover gem chips from a gem tree I made in Sunstone and Green Prehinite chips that will be perfect for this. Thanks so much for the design idea Jewel School!

[@nanette9103]

Love these earrings. Thank you!

[@patriciapalacios7887]

Beautiful, modern, easy to make. Very good explanation. I’ll make them. Something new I learned today

[@kellimccain253]

Really fun and interesting indeed. Love ❤️ this idea can’t wait to try

[@susanmcallister8068]

I bought some of those stones! Now I know what I’ll do with them 😁Thanks

[@rhondaarmstrong1405]

Great video. Love the earrings. ❤

[@lyndamarabella7005]

Thank goodness we still have Katy. I don't know what happened to everybody else, but I miss them so much and their ideas; simple and pretty. Katy, please don't leave us.

[@Cindilc]

Do you have any idea what happened to Mark, the pearl guy?

[@purplejanew]

Great, but I still miss Susan.

[@MC-vf4jk]

Where is Susan? On vacation or did she leave permanently?

[@MC-vf4jk]

Thanks for the tutorial...very muce earrings 😍 I'll definitely make them.

[@valeriemartin9427]

Pretty but the amonizite isn't part of the chips listed, nor is the blue wire. Did they sell out already?

[@JewelSchool]

We wanted to give you a few different options to choose from, and it seems that we missed those two products that Laura used. Sorry about that! Here's the specific beads and wire that she used in the video: www.jtv.com/product/round-wire-in-silver-tone-rose-tone-and-steel-blue-tone-in-18g-20g-24g-28g-90yds-total/JSWR344?mcid=XSOjsyt00106 ; www.jtv.com/product/multi-gemstone-chip-endless-bead-appx-4-7mm-strand-set-of-12-appx-30-/JLW13322?mcid=XSOjsyt00106

[@user-sv1yt7eq8p]

Where can I send you ideas I’d like for you to do a tutorial?

[@JTVLauraG]

Right here!!

[@joechiaretti4131]

I'm not the pronunciation police, but the stone you're using, (Amazonite), gets its name from the green Amazon River and rainforest. Just like the region that the stone is named after, the accent is properly voiced on the FIRST syllable, not the second.