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Several photographs of jewelry designs are presented including Jennifer Dawes' Emerald City Ring, Bill Fretz's Chasing Hammer Pendant, and Barbara Westwood's Stone Paintings Pendant.

The article offers step-by-step instructions for a peacock set using peacock rhinestone feather pendant, jump rings antique brass, and toggle diamond antique brass.

The article offers step-by-step instructions for creating a beaded pendant.

The article offers step-by-step instructions for making earrings and pendants using skein and copper wire, designs by Debbie Rowley of DebBee's Designs.

The article offers step-by-step instructions for creating a pendant with semiprecious gemstones, ribbon and beads.

The article presents the social aspects of Jewelry designer Jameel Mohammed's label Khiry and the theme used by the designer and his two-year-old line of dramatic bracelets, monumental necklaces and and sculptural earrings. The designer has tried to impart the African influences in his design work.

The article offers step-by-step instructions for creatively beading pendant or earrings using resin and lollies.

The article offers step-by-step instructions for designing several do-it-yourself (DIY) jewelry projects including DIY wire ear cuff, geometric clay pendant, and measuring tape bracelet.

The article offers information on the designs for the Marie-Chantal Nadeau's Pierced Overlay pendant with opal designed by Kentucky-based Shevvy Baker and designs for the colla wood carbochn by Florida-based Mary Ferrante and Kantucky-based Shevvy Baker.

The article offers step-by-step instructions for making diamante chain and necklace pendants Three M's Fashion Jewellery.

The article offers a review of industrial-style pendant by Progress Lighting.

The article offers brief information on various jewelry products including a sterling silver Ceremonial Warrior Queen Pin on Stand designed by Jim Dunakin, Cuff Bracelet designed by Helen Driggs, and Maltese Cross Pendant designed by Nanz Aalund.

The article features Ruraidh Malcolmson, a member of the Hamilton & Inches silversmiths who created the pendant worn by singer Julie Fowlis a the European premiere of the animated film "Brave" in Edinburgh, Scotland in June 2012. Malcolmson has been working as the team's resident hand engraver for 10 years. A background on his personal and career life is presented.

The article features Scottish jewelry designer Vicki Smith, who designed the pendant worn by singer Julie Fowlis at the European premiere of the animated film "Brave" in Edinburgh, Scotland in June 2012. It gives a description on the pendant's design, which brought together the Celtic, royal and historical elements within the film. Fowlis wore the pendant on a string of pearls for the event.

The article offers step-by-step instruction for making a Maori Koru Pendant through paper work with the art of the Maori people of New Zealand.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses various reports within the issue on topics including the use of handmade stamps in the construction of a pendant, the book "Stamped Metal Jewelry," by Lisa Niven Kelly, and the bracelet project by author Aisha Formanski.

A letter to the editor and a reply are presented in response to the article "Fossilized Red Oak & Silver Pendant," by Lexi Erickson in the July 2015 issue.

The article looks issues arising from a Penis Pendant Necklace that was designed and released by Tom Ford.

The article presents the Rhinoceros Pendant as the winner of the Best 3D Printable Jewelry Model in an online challenge to jewelry designers using 3D printing technology.

A letter to the editor is presented in response to the article about jessite as Smokin' Stone in the January/February 2014 issue.

The article profiles jewelry maker and designer David Giulietti who discusses his inspiration for creating a rose cut garnet pendant. Giulietti shares his first pendant design made of entirely one piece of pierced, formed and engraved copper. Giulietti also looks up at the works of Japanese sword furniture maker Ken Hunt, Danish Brush and Ford Hallam.

The article offers information on the design of the rose taking care of business (TCB) necklace pendants of musicians The Chainsmokers and Kygo, citing the origination of its design, the duration of time for its creation, and the materials used.

The article offers information of the free computer design spreadsheet tool for the Richard Joyner Pendant Jig tool developed by the Stainless Steel (SS) Bottle Stoppers Co.

The article presents various designs of pendants including the design based on Lightning Ridge Opal Pendant by Paula Crevoshay, designs based on Lightning Ridge opal cabochon, and from Elaine Songer of Florida.

The article presents several jewelry designs of pierced pendant from various global designers including Pete Irish from Green Valley, Arizona, Pam Gonzalez from Land O'Lakes, Florida and Faith Lawrenz from Lawrence, Kansas. The challenge given to them was to create a saw-pierced pendant using a three-by-three brass or bronze on one plane without soldering the metal. It also discusses each of the artists' techniques of designing the jewelry and photographs of their works are also presented.

The article offers step-by-step instructions for making the Tile Pendant cross-stitch designed by Christy Schmitz.

The article requests readers for sending the sketches of a setting for Roger Halas's petrified palm wood by applying their favorite element on it as these sketches can be used for the pendant.