Beijing Daning Jewelry Co., Ltd. supplies beads, jewelry findings and finished jewelry to wholesale buyers, organised the way a materials library is organised: by substance first — glass, porcelain, cinnabar, gemstone, bone, wood, shell, metal, clay — and by form second. The company's own catalogue runs to more than 25,000 numbered SKUs in over 1,000 subcategories, and its marketplace listings show the range in live trade, from a millefiori strand line with 204 sold on record to 925 silver eyelets with 200 sold on record.
This site is the working index of that range. Every category page states what is actually on record for the line — sizes, listing prices, minimums and unit basis where they exist — and says plainly where figures are confirmed per SKU instead. We would rather give you an honest inquiry route than a decorative price we cannot honour. The company states it was established in 1976; its crafts, in its own ordering, are carved cinnabar, hand-painted ceramic and porcelain, carved bone and wood, glass beadwork and jewelry findings.
The material library
Glass Beads
Lampwork, millefiori, chevron and seed beads. The millefiori chevron drum line records 204 sold; strand minimums start at 50 strands.
Browse glass →Ceramic & Porcelain
Hand-painted porcelain 6–26mm from $0.18, blue-and-white classics and shard pendants across twelve recorded shapes.
Browse ceramic →Gemstone Beads
Peace-buckle donut pendants in a full 12–50mm ladder, all at a 50-piece minimum, plus coral branch chip strands.
Browse gemstone →Cinnabar Beads
Carved cinnabar beads and bangles — the first craft in the company's own introduction — with material declared per SKU.
Browse cinnabar →Jewelry Findings
Crimp beads from $0.02, 925 silver crimps, eyelets and earwires, gold-plated pins — the B2B strength of the range.
Browse findings →Wood & Bone Beads
Hardwood, rudraksha and carved bone lines, including the skull beads buyers search for by name.
Browse wood →Why the catalogue is organised by material
Beads are bought by material before they are bought by shape, because material decides almost everything downstream: weight in the hand, durability in wear, price per piece, the tools and findings that suit it, and the story your customer is told. A lampwork focal, a porcelain focal and a stone focal of the same 18mm are three different products wearing one silhouette. Organising 25,000+ SKUs by material first — and keeping each material's recorded sizes, prices and minimums on its own page — is what lets a buyer move from 'I need a red bead' to a quotable line in minutes: red in glass is lampwork, red in porcelain is hand-painted, red in the carved tradition is cinnabar, and each carries its own minimum, unit and lead behaviour. The specimen strip above is the map of that library; the category pages are its shelves.
How wholesale ordering works here
Send a list, not a vague brief. For each item give the material or category, size, hole size, colour or finish, quantity and unit — pieces, strands, pairs or bags — and we reply with the current price, minimum and packing for every SKU we can cover, and a plain no for any we cannot. The company's published ordering information lists DHL, EMS and UPS as its shipping channels and a reply to email inquiries within one business day. Order lines are +86-10-83739668 and +86-10-63782828, Monday to Saturday 9:00–18:00 (GMT+8). A bulk-order discount policy applies to orders paid by bank transfer, Western Union or PayPal; the current tiers are confirmed with your quote.
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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