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Rondelles are one of my favorite shapes. Here they are
used to good effect by
designs in
beads who hangs an oval pendant in the center of the
piece. The shape of the focal point works well with the
shape of the rondelles. |
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chrdesigns designed this Czech glass
necklace which alternates rondelles with petal beads.
The beads themselves are so interesting that you want a
classic design to show them off. |
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Here fiveforty
uses exquisite vintage rondelles to create the focal
point of a pearl necklace. Notice how the chocolate
brown of the pearls is echoed in the ridges of the rondelles. |
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This is a definite WOW!
stavroula
mixes shapes and materials to create a fun filled, colorful
necklace that is sure to elicit attention |
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SouthwestFlare
proves you can't have too much of a good thing. The
vibrancy of the red rondelles is broken only by the silver
connector. |
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danaleblancdesigns
takes graduated rondelles and pulls together a great business
or casual look. |
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Blue Wave Jewelry
uses her rondelles sparingly to add drama to a bevy of golden
chains. This necklace would be great at the beach, at a
formal affair or anywhere you want a period look. |
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Meylee K has taken the time to wire
each bead in this necklace. The payoff is a
beautiful feminine piece that's perfect for all your lighter
moods. |
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BeadWire has woven chain through the
center of her big rondelle to give it a flat look.
Rondelles on top of the centerpiece and again on the very end
give a unified look to the focal point. |
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Here rondelle beads form the frame for the center focal point
of a great necklace done in one of my favorite colors.
Design by
Rough Magic Creations |
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Alyson1234's
necklace is both flapperish and very up to date with many
rondelles hung down the center drop of this chain necklace. |
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The wrapped copper forming the bangle part of this bracelet
echoes the shape of the rondelle beads. Design by
zeldabloom |
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TouchOfSilver
alternates stations of howlite turquoise with silver to create
a very rich look. |
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crystalglowdesign has
large rondelles circling the wrist. Smaller rondelles
dangle between the beads. The effect is a shimmery
circle that would work with any size wrist.
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I
can't think of rondelles without thinking of crystal studded
rondelles. Typically they separate pearls or crystals.
Greecian
throws us a curve here by using them as the center portion of
her bracelet. This is one surprise I definitely like. |
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The swirl chandelier earring top looks great with the
dangling rondelles. Design by
OklahomaMama |
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These earrings by
DazzlingDesignsX3 speak to me of quiet elegance. I
would wear these often. |
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Mixing shapes is all the mode this year and
CarolWall
does it well with these chandelier earrings. |
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Chains are another of this season's hot trends, but these
earrings by
empressi look timeless to me |
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Jennifer magnesi uses
restraint to create a pair of charming every day earrings.
Sometimes, less is more. |
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The shape of the rondelle is just perfect for sliding on an
earring hoop.
Design by
CurlyPearl |
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poppy about shows a touch of whimsy
by using her rondelles as clappers for brass bells.
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There's a lot going on in this pair of earrings by
my cellar door.
Yet all the varied components present a unified look in earrings that are easy to wear. |
