I like chandelier earrings. I like tassel earrings. So of course, I love combining these two styles into some dramatic long chain tassel chandelier earrings! And because I always have to have a little “bling” (do people still say that?), I added some sparkly Swarovski crystals to them to finish the look! They are quite easy to create. Learn how below!
Supplies needed:
- 5 loop chandelier findings, I used antique brass
- 1 1/2 inch headpins in antique brass
- Small cable chain in antique brass
- 4mm jump rings in antique brass
- 4mm Swarovski crystal bicones, I used the Tabac
- Bronze niobium earring wires
- Basic Jewelry Pliers Tool Kit
Steps to create these earrings:

Using your round nose pliers, make a wrapped loops with each head pin. Wrap the headpin around several times for extra security.

Wrap all the crystals onto the headpins. You will need a total of ten for this project (I did a couple extra).

Use your wire cutters to clip the extra wire, then use your chain nose pliers to tuck in the excess tail so that there is no sharp edge.

You will want a total of 10 chain segments. The easiest way to cut multiple chain segments the same length is to string them onto a headpin. Cut each segment the same length as the previous segment. This way you don’t have to count individual links.

Attach the chain segments to the chandelier findings using the jump rings. Remember when opening jump rings to twist them open, side to side, rather than pry them directly apart.

The last step is to simply add bronze niobium earring wires to the chandelier findings. I like to use the bronze niobium earring wires because they match the antique brass well, and are hypoallergenic for sensitive ears.
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