Shopping for Jewelry Beads?
Making jewelry requires creativity, skill, and a large selection of jewelry components that can be used to make necklaces, earrings, bracelets or whatever you are inspired to create. Most designers start by finding the jewelry beads that best suit their project inspiration and budget. This page features links to the our most popular types of jewelry beads, but please browse around for all the other jewelry making supplies we offer so you can design and build bold and stunning jewelry.
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Semi-Precious Gemstone Beads
Beads made from semi-precious gemstones are always popular because of their organic beauty, vast color array, and the huge variety of styles and sizes that can be found. We offer smooth and faceted gemstone beads, carved shape beads and components, pendants, and chips in more than 150 different stones.
Glass Beads
Glass beads are available in thousands of styles and colors and made all over the world. Our huge selection of Czech glass includes pressed and fire polish beads, seed beads, lampwork beads and a great variety of glass bead mixes. Glass beads bring bright and vivid color into your jewelry designs at a very reasonable price.
Pearl Beads
Cultured Freshwater Pearls have gained incredible popularity with jewelry designers. Pearl beads are available in a huge variety of vivid colors and in dozens of different shapes like keishi, coin, potato, Rice and more. Because they are organic, each pearl bead is unique and has a character of its own. We hand select all our pearls to bring you the best of each lot!
Focal Pendant Beads
Focal beads can make or break your designs and our gemstone pendants offer the sparkle and color many designers are looking for. Our selection of briolettes, teardrops, larger shapes and many more are constantly evolving as we try new cuts, sizes and gemstones. Our gemstone pendants are sold individually and hand selected to ensure consistency and quality!
Finished Jewelry Beads Design
One of Judy's creations, this necklace illustrates some gemstones that pair well together.
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