Persian Tri-Star Earrings:
Essentially it is 3 links of Persian Teardrops instead of 2. Other than that, I don't really have any information about this weave, except that it looks pretty cool. 2- silver earwires
6- 18 gauge, 4.5mm silver jump rings
54- 20 gauge, 7mm silver jump rings
4- 16 gauge, 3/8in anodized aluminum jump rings
2- silver loop pins
2- 8mm glass beads
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Step 1- Close 4 of the 7mm rings and open 4 of the 7mm rings. Open 3 4.5mm rings. Open 2 3/8in rings.
Step 2- Weave 4 of the closed 7mm rings onto an open 7mm ring and close.
Step 3- Weave another open 7mm ring through the same closed 4mm rings and close.
Step 4- Separate the 4 4mm rings into 2 pairs. One pair on the right side and one pair on the left. ![]() |
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Step 9- Make 2 more links following steps 1-8.
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Step 11- Open the 4.5mm rings and weave the earwire onto one and the double loop bead pin onto the remaining two links.
Step 12- Repeat steps 1-11 for second earring.
Experience Level: Intermediate
Approximate Time: 1 hour
The picture that I used for this design looked better than how my earrings came out. The 3 links are not tight enough to remain evenly spaced on the larger rings when hanging; gravity pulls the bottom 2 links downward. I thought adding a bead would help push them apart, but it really didn't. They look great when flat on the table. I think I will keep the Persian teardrop weave in mind for bracelets or necklaces.The larger rings would look good with a double looped bead running through them...if can ever figure out how to make those!







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