Fabrication tools :

• Round-tip pliers
• Flat head pliers
• Cutting pliers

Steps to follow:

Stopper beads for creating an adjustable bee bracelet

1. Cut a piece of silver chain long enough to fit your hand

2. Thread a wire through both ends of the chain, feed the wire through the hole in the stopper to feed the chain through

3. Pass the flat-headed rod with the freshwater pearl through one end of the chain*, Make a pigtail knot to secure the pearl to the chain, Repeat the process on the other end of the chain

4. Thread the pendant of your choice through an open ring
And thread the chain through the open ring and close the ring

This is a bracelet with a stopper clasp - the length of the chain ends are adjustable
*The fresh water pearls are used to prevent the chain from coming out of the stopper.

Bead Stopper for creating an adjustable baroque bead necklace

1. Cut a piece of silver chain of sufficient length to fit your head, Thread the pendant of your choice onto the chain

2. thread a wire through both ends of the chain, feed the wire through the hole in the stopper to feed the chain through

3. Thread the flat head nail shank with the freshwater pearl through one end of the chain, tie a pigtail knot to secure the pearl to the chain, repeat the process on the other end of the chain

This is an adjustable necklace with a sliding stopper - the necklace can be worn in three different ways
You can change the pendant or add charms to the necklace with an open ring

Black Freshwater Pearl Necklace with Pearl Stopper

1. Cut a piece of silver chain to your desired length, thread the chain through a stopper

2. String a pearl (or several pearls) with a hole diameter adapted to the chosen chain, Repeat the same steps for stringing the pearls and stopper

3. Put glue evenly in a stopper (hole of the stopper adapted to the diameter of the chain), Then insert one end of the chain in the stopper, Do the same for the other end of the chain

4. Then thread the ring of one end piece through the open ring of the lobster clasp, hook the clasp to the second end piece

And here is a necklace with a variable design - the design can vary depending on the position of the stoppers