Blue earrings eye pins o.6 mm, silver-plated wire 0.8 mm, copper wire for wrapped loops 0.8 mm. I hope this helped.

Thank you for a lovely comment.

Thank you so much for taking time to comment. Making jewellery for many years but new to RU-vid. Still a lot to learn Hope people will find some if the videos useful or just will enjoy them.😁

They are 4 mm faceted cubic zircone

Thank you! 😊 Tryed to showcase each stone.

Thank you

The best quality findings are from South Korea or Japan but impossible to buy in UK unless you prepared to pay extortionate delivery price plus tax

Thank you, much appreciate your comment and likes on Etsy

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Then mute, skip it , and search somewhere else. Simple. Instead of criticizing her accent. 🙄🤌

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THANK YOU, i AM GLAD YOU LIKED IT.

Hi this is blue lace agate natural stone

I think these beads were from Temu

Thinking of it I may have bought it on AliExpress

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Hi , are you a jewellery maker yourself? Do you make jewellery professionally? I am still learning to photograph and film jewellery myself. But may be in future I will make a video how I do it.

@@ellystones Hey, thanks for replying to all of my comments. I have just started making jewelleries and still a very beginner, not at all professional. I have a full time job so just doing it as a hobby. I must admit I love making jewelleries, I have always loved beaded necklace and earrings but had no idea how to make them. I am still looking for places to buy good quality beads and findings.

@@ellystones I am based in London by the way. Where are you from?

Midlands, near Birmingham

That is a great hobby. Helped me with depression, wen I lost my mom. I am doing it for almost 13 years and always looking for new supplies, despite have lots. I know in some countries there are really good shops, you can buy supplies in person, but do not know such shops in the UK. I used to buy a lot of inexpensive beads from beadshopuk, but have not done so for a long time. May be worth checking.@@sarkarpiu1

I had these beads for many years, I am not sure were I have bought them, may be on jewellery maker. They used to be really good supplier, but unfortunately lately they become expensive and not such a great quality. You can try to Google "watermelon agate to buy" it may come up with some suggestions.

Etsy, Temu, PandaHall - high hidden charges, you can check Alibaba as well but usually you need to by in balk.

I have kits for making earrings from this tutorial and few others in my ETSY shop: EllyStones, there is link in the description. In the kit I check every component and you are guaranteed there is no faulty, broken or bad quality components. The components I use are made in China and sold by Chinese companies. There are components on ETSY sold by Chinese companies and reasonably priced. The Themu has good range of supplies and no hidden charges. However when you buy on internet you are always risking that you will get things which are different to description, not the best quality and some of things I buy, unfortunately, go to the bin straight away - this is a part of the experience I am afraid. Even if you repeat the order from the same shop you may get different quality and it is the risk we take.

I have them for a very long time, may be in PandaHall? Be aware PandaHall good quality but high hidden charges. I was recently charged 30% in taxes and processing fees, when I thought I have got offer for free delivery. The charges came 2 days after I have completed purchase through FedEx

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Thank you much appreciate your comment

Hi there, Which ones do you mean?

Thank you! Cheers!

Thank you for your kind words. I am doing jewellery since 2011 and wanted to do tutorials for a while, but took me a few years to master the confidence to start.

I am adding some video soon which will include connectors

Thank you, very kind of you to say so.

Tank you for your comment 😁

If this of interest, but when the weather is better as I do the panting and glazing outside.

Thank you. Converter Idea is my favourite as anyone can make a pair of earclips they would love

Thank you! 😊 Will upload soon

Thank you Elena

The same here

Thank you for pointing it out I have big hands

I am glad you found it helpfu

Thank you for your comment. What else would you like to see covered? any particular techniques, information about tools? Supplies? I am working through my next couple of videos and would be grateful for advice. Elena

I'm interested in learning about wire wrapping.

​@@heatherlynch5506 Thank you for the suggestion I am not specialising in wire wrapping but I do use wire wrapping techniques in my jewellery and have done a few wire wrapping projects. I plan to include a review of the jewellery wire in my stringing materials overview. I will put in my planner to do a video on wire wrapping.

Thanks