For a jewelry-making project, you typically need the following tools:

1. Pliers:

   • Round-nose pliers: For creating loops and curves.
   • Chain-nose pliers: For gripping and bending wire.
   • Flat-nose pliers: For holding and bending flat surfaces.

2. Wire Cutters: To cut wire and chain.

3. Jewelry Wire: Various gauges and types (e.g., copper, silver, or gold-filled) depending on the project.

4. Beads and Findings: Including clasps, jump rings, and ear wires.

5. Needle-nose Pliers: For detailed work and precision.

6. Crimping Tool: For securing crimp beads or tubes that hold wire in place.

7. Bead Threading Needle: For threading small beads onto wire or thread.

8. Ruler or Measuring Tape: To measure materials and ensure accuracy.

9. Surface or Mat: A work surface to prevent tools and beads from rolling away.

10. Magnifying Glass or Jeweler’s Loupe: For detailed work and inspection.

11. Bead Board or Design Tray: To layout and design your jewelry before assembly.

12. File or Emery Board: For smoothing rough edges on cut wire.

13. Soldering Kit (optional): For joining metal components permanently.

14. Jewelry Adhesive (optional): For securing components or embellishments.

15. Polishing Cloth: To clean and shine finished jewelry pieces.

Having these tools on hand will help you efficiently and effectively create a variety of jewelry pieces.