Get inspired to dive into the contemporary trend of adornment with all varieties of body chain.

Q: I have a bracelet I made out of large chunks of turquoise and spaced out with much smaller coral and bronze beads. The problem is that my arm hairs get pinched really badly, even though I tried to leave some room for the beads to move around. Is there a trick to knowing how much room to leave so the beads can move without pinching?

A cross with four broad arms of equal length, with tips that look like inward pointing arrowheads.

A double-ended clasp shaped like an "S." Available in a spectrum of sizes and styles; some clasps are sold with two rings. Pinching the arm of the "S" secures the clasp. Pulling the "S" open again releases the ring and opens the clasp.

Craft exquisite arm adornments with Tammy Honaman's complimentary Kumihimo seed bead project. Enjoy the freedom to express your style by effortlessly substituting your preferred colors for endless fashionable statements.

Inspired by her love of marine life in general and the octopus in particular, Jama Watts created Eight Arms to Hold You as a tribute to this fascinating sea creature. Strands of seed beads represent coral branches for the bead-embroidered octopus to play in.

Kyanite inlay chips provide a refreshing blue backdrop for a handmade good luck symbol, transforming this pendant into a personal good luck charm.

This bracelet design is the ultimate arm candy featuring faceted kite Crystal Passions® flat backs and Lazer Lace™ flower components. Make this design to add an attention-getting piece to jewelry sets and your own fashion wardrobe.