Carnelian's beautiful sunset colors have adorned people for thousands of years. The gemstone has also inspired lore about calming tempers, relieving anxiety and stress, and protecting travelers. But to us, it just says springtime!
Drilled gemstones are one of the most stunning components that you can use in your jewelry making. But how well do you know your stones? Can you identify the five different types of gems in this image?
Easter comes this weekend, are you ready? On our Pinterest page, we've pulled together a combination of free projects on Facet and other great looks that we love that we've found on other Boards! Follow us for more great ideas →
There's only one color that comes to mind for March jewelry making. Pick your shade: sage, emerald, moss, bottle, pea, olive, sea, bluish or apple! Show us your favorite as we embrace the color of emerging spring for the March 2018 Design Challenge. Vote for the Reader's Choice Award, too →
Use ink, paint, rubber stamps, and even a wood-burning tool to upcycle wine corks into new jewelry components. Bead&Button editor Julia Gerlach shows us how. Lots of cool ideas →
So much to learn at the Bead&Button Show
We're excited to highlight some brand‑new classes that we can't wait to check out at the Show, which takes place in Milwaukee, WI, June 3‑10, 2018. Come explore and see what you'd like to learn, like these Color Study wrap bracelets by Kate Richbourg and Janice Parsons!
