Search results matching tag 'jewelry'

Re: wholesale sterling silver chains/necklaces

Mala.O — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 12:59:29 GMT

Hi,

Check out GemMall.com. We have a range of sterling silver chains available per piece as well as by foot. These are available at wholesale prices, so you don't end up paying a high price. Check out the links below:

http://www.gemmall.com/wholesale/sterling_silver/finished_chain.htm

http://www.gemmall.com/wholesale/chain.htm

We have a range of new Pandora-style necklaces as well.

I am sure you will find the necklaces for your jewelry.

Re: Cheaper beads and findings

Mala.O — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 13:15:51 GMT

GemMall.com is a good source for all kinds of beads and findings. A wide range of charms, pendants and ready to wear earrings are also available. As they are sold at wholesale rates, you can get great bargains as well. GemMall.com also offers discounts and value packs. You can sign up for its newsletter to remain abreast of all happenings and deals.

Re: What are some safe jewelry websites?

bstrung — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 17:10:07 GMT

Two great places to buy and sell jewelry are on etsy and artfire. I have bought and sold jewelry and supplies on both sites and have absolutely no complaints. My sites are http://bstrung.etsy.com and http://bstrung.artfire.com. There are thousands of other sellers on both sites. Give them a try I am sure the artists that make the jewelry and other goods will be happy to have you join.

looking for worry beads parts, a great ideas for for JEWELRY designs

aak — Sat, 17 Oct 2009 07:40:47 GMT

aknhw@comcast.net

looking for worry beads parts like Turkish style but less expensive in USA to buy, but I can not find them.

Please see the following web sites to get an idea:

http://anatoliana.com/
http://anatoliana.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=10_11&products_id=4648
http://anatoliana.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=10_19&products_id=2930
http://www.eminbead.com
http://www.eminbead.com/product.php?group=2&lang=en
http://www.eminbead.com/product.php?page=1&lang=en&group=11

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I manged to get sterling plated pendant, cap from blue moon beads and:

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Thanks

my e-mail: aknhw@comcast.net

Critique

Janeway — Sun, 11 Oct 2009 17:55:45 GMT

Hi Everyone,

May someone show photos of a new jewelry item & have other forum members give their opinions?

I'd like to do that if allowed ~

Hello from Gwendolyn USA, WI

GwendolynsDesign — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 19:13:04 GMT

Hello just joined the beadstyle group. I live in (brrrr) Wisconsin, USA it is getting cold here - yuck.

Lets see Im a mom of 2 great kids, 2 cats and am working pt at our school. I bead sew create almost every day. I am trying to get my ETSY shop to be more productive as I am only able to work Pt outside the home. (working on getting disability - due to illness).

beading & sewing keep my brain active even when I cant be. Keeps this once very busy Mom occupied and I love doing it!~ bonus!

Quick promo yep I sell my work online etsy.com so stop by and let me know what you think you can always convoy me there if you have any tips. My shop name is "Gwendolyn's Design" .

Thanks and I look forward to getting to know you.

gwendolyn

just joined 8/8/09

cardinal41 — Sat, 08 Aug 2009 13:21:42 GMT

Hello to all you wondeful people. I've been making jewelry and other crafts for many years and am mostly self taught. After reading Bead Style for a few months I've learned different ideas from many of the people featured in the magazine, and have thought up new designs. The articles in both the mag. and web site are very inspiring. My Daughter works with me on our web sites . I thank all the different people that have articles which I've read .

you can see me at bbcreations@etsy.com

GRAND OPENING

Nix Creations — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 20:37:28 GMT

I have created a new site for my work. Feel free to check it out. I work with several mediums and techniques.

www.thegearheadfactory.com

Matthew Nix

Summer reading list

Cathy Jakicic — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 14:43:00 GMT

When I was a kid, I used to spend most of my summers planted in a lawn chair with a pile of books. I don't have the luxury of that kind of a summer reading list now, but I did get a chance to browse three great beading books recently.

The first is Krystal Wick's "Fabulous Fabric Beads" (Interweave $22.95) I picked it up after taking a class from Krystal at the Bead&Button Show. The book contains everything to need to know about making fabric beads (like Krystal's Sassy Silkies) and turning them into beautiful jewelry. It is a tribute to Krystal's creative and generous spirit that she shares for many of reative secrets. It's a beautiful book.

The second to close to BeadStyle's heart. "Jewelry in a Flash" (Kalmbach $19.95) is the book version of our special publication "Under 1 Hour." As the title suggests, the projects are quick and fun, and though we weren't really stressing it at the time, they're also very budget friendly.

Finally, lovers of wirework and earrings should check out Denise Peck's "101 Wire Earrings" (Interweave $19.95). It has lots of great design ideas and it beutifully photograghed. Denise is editor of Step by Step Wire Jewelry, so she knows her way around wire!

New Xilion bead

Cathy Jakicic — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 15:48:00 GMT

Though there’s been buzz about this for awhile, the official press release arrived this week about the new Crystallized – Swarovski Elements Xilion bead.

Called an enhancement of the popular bicone shape (5301), the Xilion (5328) has more facets and a hole with rounded edges to “amplify sparkle” and protect threads.

According to the release, the Xilion’s “harmonious design and dimensions make possible beautiful combinations with its predecessor, the bi-cone bead 5301.”
Good news for bicone fans, especially those with a stash. More good news – you can call your bicones ”vintage” soon. That makes a sexier label for the jewelry designs you sell!

The Xilion,which will be phased in gradually, will be available in 66 colors, 20 effects, and in sizes from 3 mm to 10 mm. The 2.5 mm bicone will still be available.