You can view their current schedule here. Aside from selling beads, they have a host of classes where you can learn new techniques and expand your collection.
Show dates can be found on their site. They have a big one in Las Vegas in June each year. They claim to be the largest jewelry trade show in the US selling everything from finished pieces to wholesale supplies and tools. They have shows per year across the US. In a recent newsletter, I asked for my readers to reply with tips on where they buy jewelry supplies and any jewelry related resources.
Here are some of the notes I received. Some of the links here overlap with the ones above but there is some more context here. This is information I would have absolutely loved having when we started our journey, so we hope this can now help someone else on theirs!
Know other great wholesale jewelry suppliers or trade shows — submit your site here. I may update this post or feature your site in a future blog. Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email. Thank you so much for your time delivering these sites to us! I just started making jewelry and selling with good results. Best of Luck to you in this new year, and stay Healthy!!! I was so happy to find this article! I have only been designing my jewelry and more importantly learning the techniques required for jewelry making for the last year plus.
It has been a true Godsend during the pandemic. I am on disability so with my limited income, every penny counts. I needed the information in this article to help my small business so thank you thank you thank you! I pray all readers, writers and jewelry makers stay healthy in ! Fantastic article and site — thank you so much for providing this information! As of , anyway! I buy in very small quantities sometimes and have not had many problems ordering online.
Very rare in fact. Local prices are simply not affordable or competitive for some items, such as silver spacer beads and clasps, and gemstone or pearl strands. I buy local when it is imperative that I see the component for a perfect match. Recycling second-hand components keep costs down as well. Otherwise I agree with this useful article. I recently tried remove. Usually, most online business I hope all of you are staying safe during this pandemic.
The Beadsmith's Big-Eye needles are created by soldering the ends of 2 needles together to form an eye large enough to allow virtually any item to Finally, the secret's out: you can churn out large quantities of stretchy bracelets and anklets - fast. How do those other jewelry makers do it? These needles are like sewing needles, but much thinner, in order to fit through the holes in tiny beads. English beading needles are very stiff, Big eye beading needles from The Beadsmith.
These strong but flexible needles can be used for many beading projects: stringing with silk or nylon NYMO beading thread is twisted for strength. Thread is pre-waxed for ease of use.
Can be knotted tightly and securely. Braided bead thread has been recommended in many recent how-to articles on beadworking. This is the fiber to use for all stringing which requires Memory wire, in size medium for bracelets.
When you are beginning beading, the lingo can be overwhelming. Learn the essential vocabulary and common components you will need. Choose the right beading wire, clasps, headpins, and more for your next beading design. Targeting your customers properly is the foundation of successful marketing campaigns.
Read on for tips to make sure you understand your customers and make the most out of your marketing strategy. Sometimes you need more than just basic edits when it comes to your jewelry photography. Maybe you want to take less photos by using one photo to represent multiple types of stone or metals, or maybe you need to remove unwanted light streaks and spots.
Here we'll discuss how to do those things. Halstead is different because of the relationships we forge in the jewelry making community. We are ardent supporters of organizations and events that benefit makers.
We are proud to sponsor the Society of North American Goldsmiths as well as many regional symposiums. We work closely with university metals programs and vocational studio schools to support the education of qualified jewelers. We choose our suppliers carefully to source materials we can stand behind made by companies we admire. Halstead has extensive continuing education opportunities for our employees, many of whom have been with us for over a decade.
That says a lot about a company. I would like to say how impressed I am from the customer support side of Halstead. You put the human element into your business and it means a lot to me as a customer. Your selection of products are exactly what I was looking for and more! I found your online store while desperately searching for 3mm bezels and larger gauge silver wire for my new product line. I was delightfully surprised at the selection and quality of goods you offer.
The quality exceeded my expectations when I opened the box and saw first hand that I had made the right choice. Based on every aspect of my customer experience, Halstead has now become my primary source for my business' jewelry supply needs!
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