The designer's suggested colors & materials for ~7.5-inch (19cm) wrist:

Halo® Beads SuperDuo Beads - Antique Brass, ~20 Pieces

IrisDuo® Beads - Crystal Magic Orchid, ~40 Pieces

SuperDuo Beads - Aztec Gold, ~20 Pieces

Cup Button - Crystal Magic Orchid, 1 Piece

Miyuki Seed Beads 15/0 - Galvanized Gold, ~2 Grams

Potomac Crystal Rondelle 2x3mm - Metallic Green Iris, ~40 Pieces

In this video tutorial titled "Captured Iris Halo Bracelet - DIY Jewelry Making Tutorial by PotomacBeads", you will learn how to create a beautiful and intricate bracelet using the new Iris Duo Halos from Potomac's brand. The tutorial is comprehensive, providing step-by-step instructions on how to string the beads and create the bracelet.
Here's what you will learn: Introduction to the new Iris Duo Halo
s from Potomac's brand.
The materials needed for the project, including size 10 or 11 needles, size 8 dragon thread, and various beads.
Detailed instructions on how to string the beads and create the bracelet, focusing on creating a tight and precise finished product.
Techniques on how to add beads and thread through different holes in the project, using two needles to match the design. Instructions on how to create a "captured iris halo bracelet" using beads and a needle.
Steps involved in creating the bracelet, including creating a loop and sewing through it, turning the thread to the back, and burning the thread end to finish.
The process of adding components to a quad bow, including adding a 15 and then an 11, and then picking up the next quad bow.
The process of making a bracelet using various components and techniques such as knotting and attaching a clasp.
The importance of threading the needle through multiple times and knotting off the thread before gluing it to the project.