Crystal Tennis Bracelet Styles: Classic, Modern, and More!

Crystal Tennis Bracelet Styles: Classic, Modern, & DIY Guide

Okay, so I’ve been seeing these crystal tennis bracelets everywhere lately, and I decided I had to try making one myself. I’m not gonna lie, it looked a little intimidating at first, but I was determined to figure it out.

Getting Started

First things first, I needed supplies. I grabbed some:

  • Sparkly crystals: I went with some classic clear ones, but you could totally use different colors!
  • Beading wire: Make sure it’s strong but flexible.
  • Crimp beads: These little guys are essential for securing the ends.
  • Clasp: I chose a simple lobster clasp, but there are tons of options.
  • Jewelry pliers: You’ll need these for crimping and working with the wire.

The Making Part

I started by cutting a length of beading wire. I made sure the wire longer than my wrist size so the bracelet wouldn’t be too tight.

Then, I strung a crimp bead onto the wire, followed by one half of the clasp. I looped the wire back through the crimp bead and used my pliers to squish it really tight. This is what keeps the clasp from falling off.

Crystal Tennis Bracelet Styles: Classic, Modern, & DIY Guide

 

Next, the fun part – adding the crystals! I carefully threaded each crystal onto the wire, one by one. It, you know, felt a little tedious at times, ngl, but seeing it all come together was so satisfying.

Once I had all the crystals on, I added another crimp bead and the other half of the clasp, just like I did at the beginning. I made sure to pull the wire tight (but not too tight, you don’t want it to break!) and then crimped that second bead down with my pliers.

Crystal Tennis Bracelet Styles: Classic, Modern, & DIY Guide

The Result!

And… that was it! Seriously, it was way easier than I expected. I’m now obsessed with my new sparkly bracelet, and I’m already planning my next one. Maybe with some colorful beads next time? Or maybe I’ll try a different pattern… The possibilities are endless!

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