Bead & Jewellery Magazine Issue 135 Vorige editie

Adorning our cover is a beautiful bracelet by Karina Miguel. Having had the opportunity to make this piece, I can attest to its beauty and the satisfaction of bringing it to life. It’s the perfect project for those seeking a challenging and fulfilling beading adventure. Emma Kneale’s pendant is a captivating piece, characterised by its layered design and striking use of negative space. It’s a stunning piece you’ll reach for time and again. Laura Embrey is back with us, and this time with her ethereal Starry Earrings, which evoke the beauty of the night sky. If you’re seeking a quick and easy project after the holiday rush, look no further than Judith Robson’s Theodora pendant. This netted bezel design, embellished with two-hole beads and crystals, is a delightful and swift make. We’re thrilled to welcome back Angelina Croft, whose futuristic mechanical heart is the perfect Valentine’s Day gift. Wirework enthusiasts will love Alison Tarry’s Celtic knot-inspired cuff, a stunning blend of intricate wirework and gemstone beads and is ideal for that statement piece trend. Laura Giusti has collaborated with Spoilt Rotten Beads to create a stunning spiral rope bracelet. It’s a colourful and eye-catching piece that’s perfect for stacking. Last but not least, Sylvia Fairhurst presents a reversible pendant, ideal for those who desire a piece that can be easily transformed with a change of colour.