Wholesale · Finished Jewelry
Fashion Jewelry Wholesale
Finished pieces for resale ranges — necklaces, bracelets, earrings, pendants, sets, brooches, prayer beads and charms — from the same catalogue as the beads.
Not every buyer makes jewellery; many buy it finished. The fashion jewelry range of this catalogue records necklaces, bracelets, earrings, pendants, rings, jewelry sets, brooches, jewelry watches, rosary and prayer beads, zipper-pull charms and hanging decorations — plus finished lines that grow directly out of the bead range, such as lampwork glass jewelry sets and gemstone necklaces and bracelets. For resale buyers, that continuity matters: a finished range and its component beads come from one catalogue, one inquiry and one shipment.
Finished lines are quoted per SKU like everything here — this page is the wholesale index of the range, with the prayer-bead family given its own detailed page and the component pages linked for buyers who assemble rather than resell. Tell us the categories, materials and price band of your range and the reply will map the stocked finished lines against it.
Finished jewelry families on record
| Line | Details on record |
|---|---|
| Necklaces & pendants | Including gemstone necklaces and donut-pendant formats |
| Bracelets | Including strand and beaded formats |
| Earrings | Finished earring lines alongside the findings range |
| Rings, sets & brooches | Co-ordinated sets for gift ranges |
| Rosary & prayer beads | Finished prayer strands; see prayer beads |
| Zipper-pull charms & hanging decorations | Charm formats — the cloisonne carp is a recorded example at $5.85–5.90, MOQ 10 |
| Lampwork glass jewelry sets | Finished sets from the glass bead lines |
How resale buyers spec finished jewelry
- Range by price band, not by piece. State your retail price band and channel (boutique, market, online). Finished lines sort quickly once the band is fixed; without it, every catalogue looks the same.
- Materials are the story. The finished range's identity is its materials — porcelain, lampwork, gemstone, cloisonne. Build the range by material story and the components pages give your customers the deeper narrative.
- Charms are the low-risk entry. Zipper-pull and hanging charms (the recorded cloisonne fish at a 10-piece minimum) test a channel cheaply before a full finished range is committed.
- Packaging completes the product. Finished jewelry for resale needs its boxes and pouches in the same order — see packaging and size them against the actual pieces.
Minimums, units and packing
Finished-line minimums are confirmed per SKU and family; the recorded charm line starts at 10 pieces. Send categories, materials, price band and target quantities — the reply maps stocked finished lines to your range with per-SKU figures.
Buyer questions
Can finished jewelry and loose beads ship together?
Yes — resale buyers commonly pair a finished range with the component beads for repairs and extensions. One inquiry covers both, packed appropriately.
Are finished pieces made from the catalogue's beads?
The finished range includes lines that visibly grow from the bead catalogue (lampwork sets, gemstone necklaces). Where a finished piece uses a recorded bead line, the component page gives you its full material story for your listings.
What is the fastest finished line to test?
Charms — the recorded cloisonne carp zipper/hanging charm at $5.85–5.90 with a 10-piece minimum is the lowest-commitment finished product in the catalogue.
Related specimens
Send your bead list, get a per-SKU quote
Tell us the material, size, hole size, quantity and unit basis (pieces, strands, pairs or bags) for each item on your list. We confirm current pricing, minimums and packing per SKU before you commit.
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