A: Purchasing loose gemstones gives you greater control over the stone’s quality and beauty as well as the freedom to make your unique jewellery.

A: Gemstones fall into two categories: semi-precious and precious. Semi-precious gemstones include amethyst, citrine, topaz, and garnet, whereas valuable gemstones include diamonds, rubies, sapphires, and emeralds.

A: Beads are little ornamental items that are frequently utilised in jewelry-making. Many materials, including glass, wood, metal, and plastic, can be used to create them.

A: A piece of jewellery can benefit from the colour, texture, and aesthetic appeal added by beads. They also give you a means to add various textures and forms to your projects.

A: The design of your jewellery piece will determine the size of the bead you select. Use smaller beads if you’re crafting a delicate necklace; larger beads work better for a statement piece that makes a bold statement.