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Three-strand leather thonging bracelet with large-hole beads which go over more than one strand, and alternate as to which strands they go on. Kind of like a faux braid.

This bracelet is a cool design. It requires beads with four holes in them, but the beads could probably be replaced with normal jump rings or maybe decorative closed rings. It all depends on whether one could figure out the right sizes.

Pretty wire-woven bracelet with beads peeking out like peas in a pod.

Beads strung on stiff wire, and then wrapped with wire in a spiral along the whole thing. Lovely. (original listing gone)

Cool idea: spell out a word in Morse Code with long and short beads. Adds a (hidden) meaning to the work.

This looks something like E4 on the bias, with different sizes of rings, with black glass rings sandwiched in between the silver rings, and black beads on the edges. (original listing gone)

A very creative design, with its asymmetry.

Weaves used; Byzantine chain, Jap Hex, and Denser Byzantine Sheet. And shiny Haematite beads. Very pretty.

Tutorial for components of a bracelet inspired by a china tea set. Quite interesting.

Japanese 8-in-2 with beads strung on tiger-tail; bicone beads make it easier to provide a place for the links to go over.

Wire-wrapped copper necklace and bracelet. Thinner wire and beads are wrapped around thicker wire. What I like about this is the way the wire twists and turns, not all going in the same direction. (Russian site)

Bracelet with an interesting use of glass rings and beads. Looks to be woven on the bias, possibly E4 on the bias. The glass rings are reinforced with metal rings alongside them. (could not find original page)

Handmade white shell pearl tile and aluminum jump ring chainmaille bracelet with magnetic tube slide clasp.\012I like this idea; using tile beads and stringing the byzantine maille units like they were beads too.\012

The beads are strung on jewellery wire.

This has the beads on the inside, forming a spine along the bracelet.

Helm Chain forms the spine of the bracelet, with J8 edging containing two beads per ring.

A good example of beads on the edges of the band.

Interesting bracelet design; beads zig-zag between triangles of maille.

This piece by Rebecca Mojica isn't on her site, but it's mentioned in this blog post (down the bottom). She comments on its clasp, but I'm more interested in the design itself.