Here is a publication presenting a curious melange of techniques and media from British artisans that produce pins, earrings, necklaces, and bracelets to appeal to a wide range of styles and tastes.
Projects can have all the subtle ease of stringing rubber tubing and glass beads . . .
At the other end of the spectrum, you are shown how to create a chain mail bracelet from jump rings . . . You will find some of the projects utilizing clays, enamels, inks, and a bit of papier-mache, but there is no additional detail offered as to an extended use of such media beyond the featured project. The book functions as a taster's buffet of jewelry skills with a little of this and that to tease the creative palate. Of all the projects, I felt that nearly half of them that featured wire in some form were the most inspired and enjoyable. My hot favorite as to the technique was a bracelet, Precious Wire and Beads, formed by a skill known among textile enthusiasts as spool knitting.