Start by taking your rose gold chain and cut two 2" lengths - these will make up either side of the bracelet. Cut a 6" piece of rose gold wire and thread the end through the last link of the chain, as seen in the photo.

Slip the wire through the last link of the chain and fold it over. We have a lot of excess in the photo to make life easier, but a lot of it will get cut off.

This is the tricky part - loop the top piece of the wire underneath the rest of it. The tighter the better here!

Once oyu have created three or four tight loops, you can use the snipping pliers to cut off the excess.

NOTE: I found it easiest to use my thumbnail to push the hoops closer together for a tighter fit.

Start threading the rose gold stainless steel spacer beads on the wire, alternating them with the faceted beads. We're using five spacer beads and four beads on either side.

Attach a jump ring to the loop of the heart charm, and then slide it onto the wire after your first set of beads.

Interchange the stainless spacer beads with the faceted beads after the heart charm. With equal amounts on both sides, we can now get into the tricky part!

Carefully put the other 2" chain on the end of the wire.

This was the toughest part! Getting the loop here requires some patience, as you don't have as much space as you did the first time around. To make it easier you can create a bit more slack in the wire by leaving some space before the first loop.

We had some extra space so we created a few loops and bunched them together. Use your cutting tool to snip off the end of the wire - go closer than we did in the photo.

Open a jump ring and attach it to the end of the chain. Put it through the loop on the lobster clasp and close the jump ring.

Attach a jump ring to the last link of the other chain - this will serve as a connecting point to the lobster clasp to close the bracelet.

Sit and gawk at the beautiful bracelet you have created. Maybe even try it on. It looks great, doesn't it?