This style of longer earring with more dangly stuff was requested by a buyer of some other earrings I posted long ago. I feel almost like this post is cheating, really, because this is an extension of the process shown in [Part 1.](https://steemit.com/jewelry/@jacobtothe/how-to-make-earrings-part-1)

The key difference in this pair of earrings is adding "chandeliers," which I finally found at a local hobby supply store. Chandeliers let me suspend several utems with a visually appealing link, in this case eye pins holding columns of beads. I used dyed reconstituted stone for this first try. They are nothing particularly fancy, but they are colorful.

![20180728_020242.jpg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmb2xBwpoat2dVBP3ap6gn2izF7zunX7QKbBY5rDfkd843/20180728_020242.jpg)

I used [round nose pliers](https://steemit.com/diy/@jacobtothe/pliers-for-jewelry) to form eyes on both ends of one wire to add some color with a bead near the ear hook as a counterpoint to the rest of the beaded head pins. In fact, the only difficult bit was forming eyes so they could be linked to the chandelier and ear hook via a jump ring. The same applies to the columns of beads on the head pins.

![20180728_025044.jpg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmQLMjdjPG7ezvV3xKcgKk1rNoZ1YbYjJnQyRsxjreB5R5/20180728_025044.jpg)

What do you think? Do you have any questions about how these were made? Just want to spam? Please comment below! I tend to flag that third kind of comment though, so spam at your own risk...