Rarities Fine Jewelry with Carol Brodie Rarities Moonstone Nugget and Black Spinel Stretch Bracelet

Give ordinary jewelry dishes a pop of color and a whirly-swirly look. Storebought marbling medium makes this an easy project!

Not everyone is the full-on-costume type. For a subtle and stylish nod to this month's holiday, try donning a skull necklace or bracelet. As intricate as they look, the little skulls are quite simple to make from affordable oven-bake clay.

Nothing says 2gether 4ever like a friendship bracelet, and this technique is so speedy, you can weave one for every member of your inner circle.

Tell recipients of these gorgeously textured accessories that you relied on kumihimo (translation: gathered threads), the ancient Japanese braiding technique, to create them.

Add strategic ribbon, and a mini quilt becomes a handy travel case for all your bits and baubles—and at just 20 by 10 inches, it's an unintimidating project for those with entry-level sewing skills. Pair it with a matching Drawstring Jewelry Pouch.

Keep your silver, gold, and baubles sparkling—sans tarnishes—with these practical tips.

Colorful beaded bracelets have signaled summer for as long as the coolest counselors at camp have been stacking them up their wrists.

Rings, necklaces, earrings, even keys and coins — this dish serves as a catch-all for everything. A bright pop of color and a scallop edge makes it perfect for Mother's Day. You can create so many unique designs using only temporary tattoos.

We looked to our favorite fine china styles—including Royal Copenhagen, jasperware, and pierced creamware—for Easter egg inspiration and came up with techniques so remarkably simple, you'll want to pass them down, too.

Stash rings in a miniature pouch to tuck inside your matching Quilted Jewelry Roll.