Step 1: Form a Hypothesis

Start with a theory. Are you going for “future nurse in her sparkle era”? Your necklace is your lab report — only shinier. Define your aesthetic, your mood, or even just a memory you want to keep close to your heart.

Step 2: Gather Your Materials

In science, this is where you’d prep your beakers and pipettes. Here? You’re picking out from stethoscopes to syringes, an evil eye for protection, a pizza locket (for balance), or a gemstone that reminds you of your bestie. The rules? There are none. Just grab what speaks to you.

Step 3: Conduct Your Experiment

Arrange, rearrange, swap, and layer. Maybe that blood cell charm does look better beside the syringe. Or maybe you want to go full-on medical maximalist. The Charm Builder is your lab bench. Tinker until the atoms align.

Step 4: Analyze the Results (Admire Your Work)

Once you’ve built your necklace, take a step back. Does it spark joy? Tell your story? Feel like a wearable pep talk? Congrats — you’ve nailed the experiment. Bonus points if your necklace makes strangers stop and say, “Wait… is that a tooth?”

Step 5: Peer Review (Show It Off!)

Science loves feedback, and so does fashion. Wear it out. Post it. Gift it. Build another. There’s no final exam here — just infinite variations of you in charm form.