This is a breathtaking and intricate wire-wrapped pendant that features a mix of gemstones and wire-weaving techniques.

This is a breathtaking and intricate wire-wrapped pendant that features a mix of gemstones and wire-weaving techniques. The design highlights sacred geometry, symmetry, and multiple embellishments, including a central gemstone, smaller accent stones, and decorative wirework. Here’s how you can create a similar masterpiece:

Materials Needed:

1. Wire:
   • 20-gauge and 18-gauge wire for the frame.
   • 28-gauge wire for weaving.
2. Gemstones:
   • One large central cabochon (e.g., moonstone).
   • Multiple small gemstones (e.g., garnet, amethyst, citrine, etc.).
   • A focal accent stone at the base (e.g., ammolite or opal).
3. Tools:
   • Round-nose pliers.
   • Flat-nose pliers.
   • Wire cutters.
   • Needle files for finishing.
   • Mandrel or template for creating circular shapes.

Instructions:

Step 1: Plan the Design

1. Sketch the Layout:
   • Draw the design to determine the placement of the central cabochon, the sacred geometry, and surrounding gemstones.
2. Prepare the Materials:
   • Pre-cut wires of different lengths for the frame, spirals, and weaves.

Step 2: Create the Sacred Geometry

1. Base Circle:
   • Form a sturdy circular frame with 18-gauge wire.
   • Use a smaller circular mandrel to create the inner flower-of-life pattern with 20-gauge wire.
2. Attach the Geometry:
   • Use 28-gauge wire to secure the flower-of-life pattern to the base frame.

Step 3: Add the Gemstones

1. Central Stone:
   • Create a bezel setting for the central cabochon using 20-gauge wire and weave around it to secure the stone.
2. Smaller Gemstones:
   • Wrap smaller gemstones into the sacred geometry pattern at symmetric points.
3. Focal Accent:
   • Add the base gemstone with a decorative bezel, ensuring it flows naturally with the overall design.

Step 4: Build the Upper and Lower Embellishments

1. Triangular Structure:
   • Form a triangle at the top using 18-gauge wire, weaving small gemstones into it for detail.
2. Curved Accents:
   • Add curved wire patterns on both sides of the circle using spirals and scrolls.

Step 5: Add the Finishing Touches

1. Bail:
   • Create a strong and decorative bail at the top for the chain.
2. Weaving and Wrapping:
   • Add additional woven details throughout the pendant for texture and visual interest.
3. Polishing:
   • File down any sharp edges and polish the entire piece to bring out the wire’s shine.

This pendant showcases advanced wire-wrapping techniques and allows for personalization through different gemstone choices and patterns. Let me know if you’d like detailed guidance on any specific element!