Anicia's Gift Necklace Tutorial Instant Download

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With a bold presence and classic sophistication, Anicia’s Gift Necklace showcases the beauty of jewelry from the ancient world. From the dawn of civilization, people have adorned themselves with jewelry. Gold was popularly used by ancient civilizations all over the world. Granulation was one of the techniques whereby a surface is covered in tiny dots of precious metal. It was popularly used by Minoans, Etruscans, and later by the jewelers of the Byzantine Empire.
Anicia’s Gift Necklace uses tiny seed beads and other beads to simulate the granulation technique on jewels from the bygone era. A beaded net drapes over a semiprecious cabochon, allowing the gemstone to show its color all around. This statement-making pendant hangs from a bead woven rope with embellished elements. Anicia Juliana, a Roman Imperial princess from Constantinople, would have owned a necklace similar to this, only dripping with diamonds, genuine gemstones and pure gold.

Techniques: Bead embroidery and bead weaving. Peyote, Ndebele herringbone, fringe and basic embroidery stitches.

Length: 20" long, pendant 2" round. Level: Intermediate. Must have good knowledge of basic bead embroidery and beadweaving stitches.
This workshop will teach how to transform a plain-looking cabochon into something gorgeous. Students will also learn how to incorporate chaton montees and Swarovski crystals in settings into the project for a dose of sparkle.
Kit includes all the beads necessary to make one necklace in your choice of color and a detailed tutorial with step-by-step illustrations.
To make this necklace, you will a need:
3g size 15 seed beads gold
9.5g size 11 delica gold
24 pcs or less than 1g qtr tila beads gold
1.5g Miyuki spacer size 8 or Toho Demi beads
58 bicones or rounds 3mm
72 2mm rondelles
12 pcs ss16 settings
3 39ss with setting
1 38mm round cabochon
jumprings, Clasp, Foundation 4 ½” x 2 ½”, Ultra suede ad other basic bead embroidery and beadweaving supplies.