Jewelry

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Julie Coles

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Simple Wire Cross Ring Tutorial Easy Jewelry Making

Celtic Ring Tutorial // Artistic Wire Jig Designs

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DIY Wire Ring Tutorial

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Wire Heart & Cross Rings DIY Tutorial

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DIY-Ring-Make your own jewelry

DIY-Ring-Make your own jewelry - YouTube

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505K views · 6.1K reactions | No more fighting with tangled necklaces! ⛓️💡 Just a little talc (or cornstarch) and two toothpicks, and your jewelry is knot-free in seconds! ✨ Who’s trying this hack today? Let me know in the comments! 👇 Credits to @keulipontonsemijoias #LifeHacks #JewelryHacks #GeniusTrick #TangledNecklace #MindBlown #DIYHacks #QuickFix #SmartTips #ProblemSolved #EasyHacks #letsmakeez | Letsmakeez

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Make Jewellery that NEVER Falls Apart!

Broken jewellery will be a thing of the past when you learn how to make jump rings close perfectly. This beginner's jewelry tutorial shows you the tools you need to use and the secret to opening and closing jump rings properly so your DIY jewellery won't fall apart. When you master this simple trick, you'll have perfectly round jump rings and professional looking jewellery!