Metal Clay/Metal Fabrication Necklace Projects

With some low-fire metal clay and a paw print rubber stamp, you can show your love for animals and jewelry making at the same time by making and then wearing this necklace.

String up an eclectic mix of turquoise and clear colored glass beads, and adorn it with a Native American inspired copper Kokopelli pendant for a one of a kind necklace.

This mixed-media necklace combines materials as well as lots of different techniques including crocheting, wire work, metal clay, and bead knotting.

Anyone can make this super easy gold pendant even if you've never picked up a torch before.

A little silver plate, a few beads, and an inch or two of wire is all you need to make this geometric necklace.

Combine beads, wire, and metal plate to create a unique geometric style fabricated necklace.

No soldering is required, but this wire chain is pretty hefty. It can be made into a necklace or bracelet.

Practice your soldering technique and make a chain using wire.

Here's another cool chain project to add to your repertoire. This chain uses soldering and some bending techniques.

Incorporate beads with wire to make a chain that looks good on it's own as either a bracelet, anklet, or necklace.

You don't need to solder to make your own chain. All you need is some wire and a few hand tools.