How to Four Layer Round Beads Pure Rakt Chandan / Sandal Wood Bracelet

Wearing a four-layer round beads pure Rakt Chandan (Red Sandalwood) bracelet involves several steps. The process is relatively straightforward but requires careful handling of the materials to ensure that the beads are strung properly and the bracelet is durable and aesthetically pleasing.

Here’s a simple guide on how to make your own Wear Four Layer Round Beads Pure Rakt Chandan / Sandal Wood Bracelet:

Materials Needed:

Rakt Chandan (Red Sandalwood) beads: You can purchase these beads in the size you prefer. For a bracelet, bead sizes typically range from 6mm to 10mm.
Strong elastic cord: This will hold the beads together. Elastic cord is recommended for a bracelet because it stretches and fits comfortably around your wrist.

Needle (optional): If you're using a thick cord or need help stringing the beads, a beading needle may be useful.

Scissors: For cutting the elastic cord to the desired length.

Glue (optional): A small amount of jewelry glue can help secure the knot at the end.

Clasp (optional): If you want a more secure closure rather than just tying knots.

Step-by-Step Guide:

Step 1: Prepare the Beads

Decide on the number of beads you’ll need for your bracelet. For a four-layer design, you will need enough beads to fit comfortably around your wrist. For a standard wrist size, around 30-35 beads might be enough. You can always adjust the number based on your preference.
If your beads are not pre-drilled, you’ll need to drill holes through each bead to fit the elastic cord. This is typically not required for most commercially sold beads.

Step 2: Measure and Cut the Elastic Cord

Measure your wrist circumference to determine how long the elastic cord should be. Add an extra 2-3 inches to allow for tying knots at the ends.

Cut the elastic cord to the desired length.
Step 3: String the Beads
Begin by threading the Rakt Chandan beads onto the elastic cord. If you are making four layers, you will need to thread the beads in a sequence, one layer at a time, and then eventually layer them together. 

To create a four-layer effect, you can either thread the beads across four strands of elastic cord (each layer a separate strand) and then knot them together, or you can string the beads on one cord but loop them in such a way that they form a layered look around your wrist. If you’re using one cord, you will want to add a few beads for each layer and make sure the beads are spaced evenly.

Step 4: Create the Four Layers

If you are using one single elastic cord, carefully twist the string into a circular shape after you've added the beads. You will want to loop the beads over each other to create the illusion of layers.

If you're using multiple strands, it is important to align the beads so that they stack on top of each other and give a layered effect.
Step 5: Tie the Knots

Once you’ve strung all the beads and formed the desired four layers, tie a secure knot at the end of the elastic cord. You can use a square knot (left over right, right over left) for strength.

If desired, apply a small drop of jewelry glue to the knot to ensure it doesn’t unravel.
Let the glue dry for a few minutes before proceeding.

Step 6: Trim the Excess Elastic

After tying the knot, trim any excess elastic cord with scissors. Be careful not to cut too close to the knot.

Step 7: Finishing the Bracelet

For a more secure bracelet, you can add a clasp, but if you prefer an elastic design, simply stretch the bracelet over your wrist.
Adjust the beads to ensure they are evenly spaced, and make sure the bracelet is comfortable to Five Layers Pure White Chandan / Sandal Wood Beads Bracelet.

Tips for Better Results:

Symmetry: Make sure to place the beads evenly, especially if you are creating a layered look. This will ensure that your bracelet looks balanced and aesthetically pleasing.

Care with Knots: Take extra care with the knot, as a weak knot could cause the bracelet to break. You can also use a crimp bead at the end to make sure your knot stays secure.

Bead Size: If the beads are too big for your wrist, consider using fewer beads per layer or switching to smaller beads.