Welcome jewellery making business owners! If you're looking for inspiration for your next creative project and likely best seller, consider making daisy chain earrings using Swarovski Crystals and beads. Follow the easy step by step instructions below, to create your very own set of daisy chain earrings.
Swarovski Crystals for Jewellery Projects
Buy the complete range of genuine Swarovski crystals from Bluestreak Crystals, an Authorised Swarovski Distribution Partner. The range is available to businesses, professional designers and individual buyers across the UK, USA and worldwide, with every crystal 100% authentic, sourced directly from Wattens, Austria, and meeting full lead-free REACH compliance. Browse the Swarovski crystals collection to order, or apply for a trade discount for tiered pricing on bulk and repeat orders.
Component List:
The full list of Swarovski Crystals, components and tools needed to complete this project can be found below. If you click on the product description (link), the respective product page will open, where each item can be viewed and added to cart:
|
Component
|
Component Name / Link
|
Quantity
|
![]() |
x 12 | |
![]() |
Silver Plated Flat End Headpins 1 inch | x 12 |
![]() |
Silver Plated Fish Hook Ear Wires | x 2 |
![]() |
Side Cutters | x 1 |
![]() |
Round Nose Pliers |
x 1
|
![]() |
Chain Nose Pliers |
x 1
|
Instructions
Step 1
Thread the bead onto the headpin
The headpins are going to form the links of the daisy chain section of the earring, with the flat head preventing the beads from sliding off the bottom. Begin the chain by threading one 5028/4 bead onto a headpin.
Step 2
Secure the bead and create a loop
Use Chain Nose Pliers to bend the head pin at a right angle 5mm above the bead, this will stop the bead from sliding off the pin. Then use Round Nose Pliers to loop the headpin back on itself into a small circle and cut off the rest of the wire with Side Cutters, giving you a closed loop similar to a jump ring. This completes a single link in the beaded chain and at this point, this beaded element could be treated like a pendant or charm and be attached individually to earrings or onto a chain to become a necklace or charm bracelet.
Step 3
Create the next link in the chain
To create the next link, repeat step one and then thread the headpin through the loop of the previous link before using the Chain Nose and Round Nose Pliers to create the next loop after a 5mm gap, this will create the first true linked section of the earring.

Step 4
Repeat Step 3
To complete the daisy chain, repeat step 3 until you have a sequence of 6 beads all linked together. Care should be taken to ensure gap between the beads and the loops is the same on all of the links to guarantee an evenly distributed daisy chain. To achieve this, you can make a note on the chain nose pliers of where the headpin sits each time before you bend it. For our earrings we chose to hold the headpin 5mm in from the tip of the pliers every time we bent it.
Step 5
Attach the ear wire
Once you have a chain of 6 connect beads, use the round nose and chain nose pliers to gently twist open the loop at the bottom of the Fishhook Ear wire, then thread the last loop of the chain onto the opened loop. Be sure to always twist the loops open and closed and never pull them open as that will make the loop more likely to break in the future.
Step 6
Create a matching pair
Repeat steps 1 to 5 to create the second daisy chain earring and complete the set.
Congratulations you have completed the project!
You've just made a pair of beautiful daisy chain earrings using Swarovski beads and silver findings. Feel free to change the colours and styles of the beads and crystals to make your own variations that we are confident your customers are going to love!





