Bead & Jewellery Magazine Issue 126 Vorige editie

As always, we’re starting with our cover piece and what a cover piece it is! It’s always a delight to share a stunning piece of jewellery with our readers, and Claudia Marie Pirv’s necklace is exactly that. This show-stopping piece will be perfect for a late autumn wedding or even getting ready for the festive season ahead, but because this is component-based, it will be easy to mix and match the components for a more day-to-day look. Next up, we have our multi-hole bead enthusiast Karina Miguel doing what she does best with a stunning bracelet. Sticking with bracelets, Nicole Vogt is holding onto summer with her metallic and rainbow bracelet, and I’m still playing with square stitch bezels in a delicate and dainty piece that I’ve fallen in love with.
Becs Dean-Skinner is back with us, and she’s designed cute beaded beads inspired by sea urchins. Erika Sandor and Laura Embry have used Navette stones and PaisleyDuo beads in their projects, and the results are gorgeous. If you’re looking for earrings to take you from dusk to disco, look no further than the fabulous pair designed by Judith Robson. New to Bead & Jewellery is Anke Gauch, and her necklace will have you drooling into your pumpkin latte. Anke has also given other examples of jewellery you can make from her piece. Alison Tarry is taking a step back into history with her stunning corn maiden ring, and last but not least, Tracy Spurgin shows us how to make a perfect little PMC love knot pendant.