Wire Necklace Projects

You will be ready to welcome Cinco de Mayo in fashion with this fun and festive necklace design.

Show your support of sea turtles with this Y-necklace design that combines faceted gray mother-of-pearl beads, sterling silver, and a cute turtle charm.

A courageous copper pendant was the inspiration for this necklace that combines copper wire, silver spacer beads, and faceted mother-of-pearl beads. The result is a mix of earthy, industrial, and feminine style.

I teamed up some wildly bright colored lampwork beads along with some colored wire components for a jewelry design that won't be missed.

Nothing it more classic than the combination of black and white. Add some sterling silver wire to these beads, which are a mixture of mother-of-pearl, black onyx, and crystals, and the metal really makes this necklace pop.

With this unique assortment of ceramic, wire, hemp, and stone, you can create a unique necklace with an industrial flair.

Make a wide assortment of necklace designs using any of these easy to follow project instructions. Use only wire and make a chain or add beads for something a little extra. You have a large selection to choose from.

Let your creative juices overflow with this eclectic 40 inch bead and chain necklace project.

The theme for this wire, chain, and crystal necklace design came from the idea of freedom and starting a new life.

Fabricate a chain and add a little elegant pendant you also make yourself using wire, pearls, and crystals.

Red and white beads "pop" in this unusual necklace made from combining of wire, lampwork, crystals, glass, and ribbon.

Wire, crystal beads, pearls, a pendant, and chain are included in this mix of this fashionable and functional three strand necklaces that can be worn all kinds of different ways.

With classic pearls and some thin sterling wire, you can make your own classy pearl necklace.

Begin your chain and crystal cube necklace.

Crystal beads, sterling wire, and a beautiful butterfly are the ingredients for this cute necklace.

You will love this really easy but sparkling Ventian glass bead jewelry set: easy to make and even easier to wear.

This Rainbow Glass Necklace uses wire, bead, chain, and of course, glass to make a colorful necklace that is perfect for a hot, summer day.

This chain project combines my wire clover design and jump rings to create a clover style chain. It can either by left unsoldered or soldered

The look is simply and so is the technique. You can make this necklace and have it around your neck in just a few minutes.

Believe it or not - you can knit with wire. It takes a few important tools and some practice, but these tips may help you learn to knit with wire.

A jewelry problem turned into a handy solution for shortening a beaded necklace using a little wire.

Created to enhance a favorite, lampwork beads, this small grouping of beads in this necklace float because they are not anchored into position. They will slide and move as the person who wears the necklace moves.

I have been in the mood to create a piece with copper wire, so when I received these beautiful lampwork beads from Corina of Corina Beads inspiration struck.

The longer the lariat the more options there are for wearing it. With this super long lariat design, you can wear it in a number of ways.

Create your own simple elegance with this bead and wire lariat design.

Royal blue with streaks of pyrite, who can resist beautiful lapis lazuli? I’ve been hoarding a few strands of these luscious stone beads. Though I have already made one necklace for a special customer using these beads, I made sure I set aside some for myself. I finally decided to make my own lapis necklace using this dangle design.

Go Crazy with this wire component and add some beads to make this Celtic chain.

Accent your bead and wire chains by wrapping more wire around your beads.

Take those delicious pumpkin beads and make a wild pumpkin vine necklace for the fall holidays.

I’m not against buying pre-made jewelry components to include in my jewelry designs. However, it’s really nice to be able to make your own whenever possible. This is one design I created after doodling with a pen and paper.

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

Make a one of a kind piece using various techniques such as wire, fusing, casting, and beading.

Howlite beads and silver wire and plate are combined to make this pretty necklace.

This design can be used to make a bracelet or necklace. There are many possibilities with this design.

Make this snake shape from wire to use as an earring or add to a necklace.

This design can be used to make earrings, bracelets, and necklaces.

Lampwork beads inspired this copper wire and bead chain creation.

This dramatic collar style necklace incorporates a few crystals and one large cloisonne bead.

This vintage-style necklace includes a mix of metals, copper and brass, as well as some super sparkly purple crystal rondelle beads and a key charm.

This bib-style necklace falls around the collar bone. Though the lampwork beads are the obvious stars in this piece, the bamboo patterned toggle clasp provides a nice aside accent.

Load up some wire with sparkling crystal beads and form it into a circle that you can wear on your choice of sterling silver chain.

Lampwork beads,including an awesome bird bead by Cindy Gimbrone, are mixed with red brass metal in this necklace. After making the wire and bead center section, use brass wire to fabricate an interesting chain and attach it.