DIY Seashells Jewelry Set

Hello Everyone! Iโ€™m super happy that you are all here today because Iโ€™m sharing a fun and crafty seashells jewelry set. It doesnโ€™t take much time to have it done and looks awesome!  I just love crafty accessories because they are unique even if you follow the tutorial, it will always have something from you that will make it unique and special!

DIY Seashells Jewelry Set

DIY Seashells Jewelry Set cover image with title text overlay

Iโ€™m all about crafty jewelry and these seashells jewelry set made a simple but cute acquisition LOL. I made it within 30 min and I LOVE it! Most of my crafty accessories such as the Mini Clothespin Earrings are quick and easy. I love using it right away!

What you need:

top view of Seashells Jewelry Set supplies
  • Pliers {Flat nose with teeth, Round nose, flat bent nose, cut nose and Round nose}
  • Beading needles
  • Jump rings
  • Earring Hooks
  • Clasp
  • Seashells {I got them at Michaelโ€™s}

The jewelry seashells come with the hole made so itโ€™s easy!

 First, Using your flat nose pliers, insert jump rings on the seashells holes. In my case I used 9 seashells, 3 on each earrings and 3 on the necklace.

close up view of flat nose pliers holding jump rings inserted in shell

Then insert in the same jump ring a beading needle and close the rump ring.

image of needle being inserted into rump ring.

 When you have them all ready make groups of 3. Put them together and pull one down so they look like a triangle.

showing groups of 3 held by hand

Then cut the remaining wire with the cut nose plier so they all are in the same level.

cutting off the excess wire with pliers

Now using your round nose pliers make the opposite end of the beading needle rounded trying to make it as similar to the other end as possible.

using round nose pliers, rounding the opposite end of the needle

You should have now something like this:

showing the final result

Then Insert in 2 jump rings 3 sheashells-beading needles and an earring hook. And close them. The erd one donโ€™t insert the earring hook since it will go on the necklace.

inserting into 2 jump rings 3 shell beading needles and an earring hook being closed with pliers

There you have the earrings! Yayyy!

top view showing the earrings done

Now the necklace

Using the round nose pliers I made each straight end of the beading needles rounded leaving a small space to attach them to the next beading needle.

showing needles with rounded ends with the help of round nose pliers

Keep doing this until it gets the size you want it. Keep in mind that the clasp and jump rings will make it a bit longer. Also make sure it always an even number of beading needles because the seashells group will be right in the middle.

showing needles with rounded ends joined together forming the base of the necklace

Opening just a bit the seashells group jump ring insert it right between beading needles and close it.

showing three needles on the with shells placed in the middle of the necklace

On each end of the chain insert a jump ring and on one end add the clasp.

showing the necklace with the clasps at the ends

There you have it! A super cute and fun seashells jewelry set.

top view of seashell jewelry set

And look how it looks when itโ€™s worn =D

woman modeling set of jewelry made with seashells
closer view of woman modeling set of jewelry made with seashells
closeup of Seashells Jewelry on women

What do you think???? Do you like crafty Jewelry??? Like seashells on your jewelry???

 If you like this project you might want to check out these too!

Til’ next time…

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12 Comments

  1. Iโ€™m having trouble with the step where you make the straight end of the eye pin look like the looped end by curving it around the needle nose pliers. Mine always come out mishapen. Do you have any tips for how to do this effectively? Thanks!

    1. Hi Amy,

      Thank you for stopping by and letting me know it was not clear, that way I can update the steps and make it more understandable. For now, you can check out This post with a video dedicated to wire looping. After that, you can follow the rest of my tutorial.
      Please if you have any other doubt, don’t hesitate to ask, I’m here to help!
      Hugs

  2. Thanks for the tutorial! I was trying to figure something to do with my shells from Michaels. I made the earrings and will be sure to give you credit for the inspiration! Perhaps I will name them The Camila!

    1. Awww Thank you SO much for letting me know you made it. Thank you so so much it’s very thoughtful of you to link back and I’ll be super happy to see it. It’s so cool to have inspired you to make these earrings!
      XOXO

  3. Love this idea! I’ll definitely have to stop by Michael’s this weekend to look for those seashells (everything else I already have in my craft box). Such a great idea!

  4. This is soooo pretty. Will you stop by this to share it on my Wonderful Wednesday Blog Hop? Please do. My readers will LOVE it.