Women's Accessories & Jewellery Wholesale
Bracelets, kadas, earrings and necklace sets make up most of this line, with a few jute cotton bags for counters that like to pair a small bag with jewellery.
Buying women accessories wholesale
Women's accessories earn their counter space because they are small, light and bought on impulse. In this section the strongest pieces are bracelets in several styles: gold-plated slip-on cuffs, AD-studded kadas with heart motifs, pearl bracelets in rose gold and anti-tarnish steel bracelets. Gold-plated stone bead necklace sets with matching earrings round out the jewellery, and the Fashion Jewellery sub-category holds the rest of the earrings and sets.
For a first order, buy across styles rather than going deep on one design. Two or three kadas, a couple of cuffs, a steel bracelet and a necklace set give a buyer a choice at every budget. Anti-tarnish steel pieces suit daily wear and college buyers, while the AD-studded kadas and gold-plated sets move faster around weddings, Karwa Chauth and Diwali.
Display matters more here than in clothing. A lined tray or a rotating stand by the billing counter keeps bracelets visible, and online sellers do well with close-up photos on a wrist. Restock the colours that sell out first, usually gold, before adding new designs.
Selling prices on this page run from ₹149 to ₹799. Shop by type: Fashion Jewellery.
New to buying wholesale? Read how to buy clothes wholesale for your shop.
Women Accessories: questions buyers ask
Do bracelets and kadas come in sizes, or are they one size?
Cuffs and slip-on styles generally adjust to most wrists, while closed kadas are made to a fixed inner diameter. Check the product listing for the size mentioned, and if you serve a mixed customer base, keep an open cuff option on the counter for buyers whose size you cannot match.
Which accessories should a saree or kurti shop add first?
Gold-plated necklace sets with earrings and AD-studded kadas sit naturally beside ethnic wear because customers can complete an outfit in one visit. Start with a small set of designs in gold tones, place them near the trial room, and add steel bracelets later for daily-wear buyers.
How do I keep plated jewellery looking new on the shelf?
Keep pieces in their pouches or sealed packets until display, away from moisture, perfume and direct sunlight. Rotate the display stock every few weeks so the same pieces are not handled repeatedly, and dust trays with a dry soft cloth rather than a damp one.






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