The designer's suggested colors & materials:

Miyuki Seed Beads - Silver Labrador Full 11/0, ~ 2 Grams

Miyuki Seed Beads - Gunmetal Iris 8/0, ~ 2 Grams

Tubelet Beads - Pastel Petrol, ~ 32 Pieces

Tubelet Beads - White Baby Blue Luster, ~ 32 Pieces

Czech Cabochon 10mm - Pastel Petrol, 1 Piece

Potomax Infinite Cabochon Clasp 12.5mm, 1 Piece Secondary Colorway:

Miyuki Seed Beads - Galvanized Apricot Gold 11/0, ~ 2 Grams

Miyuki Seed Beads - Olive Gold Luster 8/0, ~ 2 Grams

Tubelet Beads - Crystal Etched Vitrail Full, ~ 64 Pieces

Potomax Infinite Cabochon Clasp 12.5mm, 1 Piece

Czech Cabochons - Jet Red Luster 10mm, 1 Piece

Learn how to use a right-angle weave with seed beads to connect Tubelet bead diamond components in this PotomacBeads tutorial. The Diamond Tubelet Bracelet is a great project for beaders of all skill levels. 1. Put a stop bead onto the end of size 6 DragonThread, leaving enough of a tail to add the clasp onto the project. Pick up an 11/0 seed bead, an 8/0 seed bead and a Tubelet bead. Repeat the pattern 3 more times. Bring the needle back up the first 9 beads and pull the beads into a diamond shape. 2. Watch the Diamond Tubelet Bracelet tutorial to follow along with Allie as she guides you step-by-step through the process of beading the DIY bracelet project by making diamond-shaped components connected by RAW stitched seed beads. 3. Coming out of the end of the project, pick up two 11/0 seed beads, a Potomax Infinite Cabochon Clasp and 2 more seed beads. Sew back into the last row of seed beads in the bracelet. Reinforce a couple times. Sew back down into the project and tie off the thread end. Glue in a glass cabochon to the clasp. The Diamond Tubelet Bracelet is an easy design that can be used to create matching earrings or a necklace. Have fun choosing your favorite colors to make your own unique jewelry to show off. Project Length: 7"