How to Make Druzy Earrings {EASY tutorial}

I’m sure you’ve seen tons of those gorgeous druzy stone earrings around. They are stunning and I was majorly lusting after a pair after seeing them at a jewellery shop and wanted to learn how to make druzy earrings.

So, I went on a mission to see if I could make some… and you guys? It’s INSANELY easy. And cheap.

Make a bunch of pairs for yourself, and then make some for gifts! In one craft sesh in front of Netflix, you could make a whole batch of them.

How to Make Druzy Earrings – Supplies You’ll Need:

Faux Druzy Stones. I didn’t realize how easy they were to source! They are made of resin and sparkle as though they are real stones! There are tons of colour options. I personally purchased and loved these gold ones, these black ones, and these white ones.
Earring Settings (“cabochons”). These are what you glue your stones into. I got these gold ones and loved them, but these rose gold are also super pretty.
Earring Backs. I have tried both the metal backs and the plastic backs. I prefer these clear plastic backs as they stay on the earrings a lot better.
Glue. You can’t use just any glue for earrings. You need specialty jewellery glue. The best is E-6000. This stuff is STICKY!

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How to Make Druzy Earrings:

Step 1: Get your Supplies Ready

First thing you’ll want to do is to get out all of your supplies. These earrings are quick to make, but you don’t want to linger once you’ve put the glue on. You need to act fast.

Pull out the stones you grabbed (gold, black, white).

The earring settings you’ll need.

And the E6000 glue.

Step 2: Glue inside the earring settings

Squeeze some E6000 glue into your earring setting. There is a delicate balance of not putting too much (you don’t want it to squish out the sides), but also putting in enough so that your stones stick properly.

Dab it in and swirl it around a little so that the whole base is covered.

Step 3: Attach “Druzy” Stone

Then carefully place your “stone” inside of the setting. Hold it down for a good 10 seconds so that it sticks firmly in place.

If a bit of glue comes out the sides, you can just wipe it away.

Step 4: Add Backs

Add your plastic backing to the earrings, and you’re all set! Told you it was craaaazy easy, right?!

If you are gifting the earrings, what I did was to grab some kraft gift tags and then poked each earring through the paper, and attached the plastic backs on the other side. They looked so cute and made such a nice gift!