Bracelets
27 products from 2 suppliers
About Bracelets Sourcing
About Bracelets Sourcing
From a $19 woven Karen tribe silver cuff to a $16,000+ pavé diamond link bracelet, this category spans nearly the full range of what "bracelet" can mean in fine and fashion jewellery. Jewelslly's Bracelets category connects you directly with verified manufacturers producing chain bracelets, bangles, cuffs, and gemstone-set designs — so whether you're stocking a boutique case or sourcing a signature statement piece, you can compare real supplier pricing side by side, with no commission added on top.
What You'll Find in This Category
Suppliers listed under Bracelets on Jewelslly manufacture across several distinct styles and material tiers:
Sterling Silver Bracelets
- Oxidized twisted wire and link designs
- Beaded gemstone bracelets on adjustable knotted string (rose quartz, lapis lazuli)
- Woven tribal cuffs, including handcrafted Karen Tribe silver designs from Thailand
- Custom-engraved name bar bracelets with gold-plated finishes
Solid Gold Bracelets & Bangles
- 9K and 14K hinged oval bangles in plain wire and dainty wire designs
- Handmade beaded bubble bangles in solid yellow gold
- Cubic zircon and diamond-set gold hook bangles
Diamond & Gemstone-Set Bracelets
- Natural pavé diamond bangles, including statement designs like diamond snake bangles with emerald eyes
- Multi-gemstone bangles combining opal, diamond, tsavorite, and sapphire in a single piece
- Moissanite and lab-diamond pavé cuffs, often paired with opal or sapphire accents
Charm & Novelty Bracelets
- Multi-charm designs (celestial, sea life, four-leaf clover)
- Equestrian-inspired snaffle bit bracelets
- Malachite and gemstone charm pieces designed as gifting pieces
Price Range & What Drives It
Bracelets on Jewelslly span an unusually wide price range within a single category — a $19–60 sterling silver or beaded gemstone bracelet sits alongside a $16,000+ 14K gold diamond oval link bracelet. A few factors explain that spread:
Understanding MOQs on This Page
MOQ in this category depends heavily on which supplier and material tier you're browsing:
| Supplier Type | Typical MOQ | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Fine gold & diamond bracelets (e.g. solid 14K, pavé diamond) | Often sold per piece, no stated MOQ | Higher per-unit value makes single-piece and small-batch ordering standard |
| Handcrafted silver cuffs & tribal designs | 20–22 pcs | Seen on Thai Silver Art's woven cuff and charm bangle listings |
| Beaded & gemstone-strung bracelets | Varies by supplier | Confirm directly — often flexible depending on order value |
Sourcing for Wholesale vs. Retail Use
How Buying Works on Jewelslly
Jewelslly is a commission-free discovery layer between buyers and manufacturers — not a reseller. Once you find a bracelet that fits:
- Filter by material, gemstone, or supplier using the category filters
- Add your selections to the Inquiry Cart — mix pieces across suppliers in a single inquiry
- The manufacturer connects with you directly via WhatsApp or email to confirm pricing and details
- Finalize customization, MOQ, and shipping directly with the supplier — Jewelslly takes 0% commission
Frequently Asked Questions
Q Are bangles included in the Bracelets category, or listed separately?
Many bangle-style designs appear within Bracelets, since suppliers often list them together. If you'd rather browse bangles exclusively, Jewelslly also has a dedicated Bangles category.
Q What's the price range for bracelets on Jewelslly?
Prices span roughly $19 for handcrafted silver cuffs and beaded gemstone bracelets up to $16,000+ for solid gold pieces set with natural pavé diamonds — driven mainly by metal, stone type, and construction.
Q Is there a minimum order quantity for bracelets?
It depends on the supplier. Fine gold and diamond bracelets are frequently available per piece, while some handcrafted silver cuff and charm designs list an MOQ around 20–22 pieces. Always confirm directly with the supplier.
Q Can I request certification for diamond bracelets?
Yes — for natural or lab-grown diamond pieces, it's standard practice to ask the supplier directly whether GIA, IGI, or similar certification is available before finalizing a higher-value order.
Q What does "925" mean on a silver bracelet listing?
"925" indicates sterling silver — an alloy that's 92.5% pure silver. It's the industry-standard hallmark for genuine sterling silver jewellery.
Q Can bracelets be customized for size or gemstone choice?
Many suppliers offer customization on stone selection, bracelet length, and engraving, particularly for gold and gemstone-set pieces — message the supplier directly through the inquiry cart or WhatsApp to confirm.
Q Does Jewelslly charge a commission on bracelet orders?
No. Jewelslly doesn't charge buyers any transaction or brokerage fees — you deal directly with the manufacturer at their listed price.
Q What's the difference between moissanite and natural diamond bracelets on this page?
Listings state the stone type clearly — moissanite is a lab-created diamond simulant at a lower price point, while natural pavé diamond pieces use mined stones and typically cost significantly more. Check the product title and description for the specific stone used.
Q Where are the handcrafted tribal silver bracelets made?
The Karen Tribe woven silver cuffs and charm bangles on this page are handcrafted in Thailand, reflecting traditional Karen hill-tribe silversmithing techniques.
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