The symbolism of the tree of life is widespread throughout history, and is often depicted in religious, philosophical and mythological contexts. It also happens to be a popular jewelry accessory. There are many different versions of the tree of life pendant, and once you learn the basic steps you can easily add your own unique spin on it.The finished examples shown use Baltic amber chips and peridot chips, respectively.To make this tree of life pendant, you will need the following tools and supplies:One 6.5' piece of 18g wireFour 6' pieces of 26g wire3mm-5mm stone chips of your choice (2mm-3mm round beads also work well)Flush cuttersRound nose pliersChain nose pliersCup burr or fileRound object. Slide your circle over your round object again - this will help retain the shape of the circle as you work on finishing the loop for the bale. Using your chain nose pliers, wrap the bottom wire around once, and the top wire that formed the loop around twice. Return to zork pictures movie. Cut the excess wire off with your flush cutters so that both ends meet at the back of the bale.

This is a beautiful pendant. An unusual and intricate piece. A great buy for the money. I love the artwork. I have looked at all the tree of life pendants and I have bought 4 different tree of life pendants this year for my 4 granddaughters.

File down the cut ends or use a cup burr to round them off so that there aren't any sharp wire ends on your finished pendant. Using your chain nose pliers again, firmly bend the filed ends down so that they aren't sticking up anymore.