Not Just a Concept

One of the easiest ways to change a design is by switching the metal.

There are many options: sterling silver, rose gold, copper, brass, bronze, steel, and gold.

If gold is beyond your budget, start with high-quality gold-filled wire.

Another way to add variety to your jewelry line is by changing the size of the same basic shape.

Offering different sizes appeals to a wider range of customers.

From big to small, there's something for everyone.

A beautifully wire-wrapped set of briolettes offers the option of interchangeable gemstones for your earrings.

Selling both earrings and gemstones keeps your relationship with clients engaged.

If you have the skills, bezel setting gems can also create beautiful interchangeable pieces.

Have you explored mixed metals? This is one of my favorite design elements.

Mixed metal earrings like steel wire combined with brass rings are the ultimate outfit addition.

They work as a great neutral and pair well with any outfit.

Adding a touch of whimsy with Czech glass beads takes your jewelry designs in a whole new direction.

Beaded headpins offer a wide range of shapes, colors, and textures to play with.

Plus, they give you another opportunity to create interchangeable charms on earrings perfect for keeping your collection fresh and fun!

Creating a cohesive line of jewelry is building on a solid principle, in this case a hoop earring.

By adding options in difference metals, sizes and embellishments you can build on that principle, bringing harmony and cohesion.