Bead, gem & mineral
A whole stone range, comparable in one look.
Stone bracelet inventory is not one product with a few colors. It is fifty products that all look like bracelets, and it only sells when a customer can compare them.
- 10bars to split by stone
- ~60pieces per bar
- ~600total on one stand
- 18″solid pine bars
Your range is the product. Splitting it up kills it.
A gem or bead customer is not choosing a bracelet. They are choosing amethyst over rose quartz over tiger eye, often for a specific reason, and often after handling three or four. That decision needs the options adjacent to each other.
Spread across five small stands, the range becomes five separate small selections and the comparison never happens. Customers pick from whichever stand they happened to stop at, and the rest of your inventory is invisible.
Ten bars on one stand puts the entire range in one field of view, which is also how a customer discovers the stone they did not come in for.
Why this one
What makes it the right fixture here
One stone per bar, fifty stones on show
Ten bars, roughly 60 pieces each, means you can dedicate bars by stone or by family and still carry real depth in each.
It carries the weight
Stone bracelets are considerably heavier than cord or elastic. Solid pine bars at 18 inches handle a fully loaded run without bowing, which is where lighter wire and acrylic racks fail.
Dark wood makes pale stone read
The etched dark finish gives rose quartz, moonstone, howlite and clear quartz a background to sit against. On a pale fixture they disappear.
Bars come out for restocking and shows
If you also do mineral shows and gem fairs, the same unit flat-packs to a single carton and the bars load off-site.
Drawer for loose stock and cards
Property cards, loose overflow and the label gun live in the base instead of on the selling surface.
Ordering more than one
At quantity, we build around you.
Gem and bead dealers are usually running both a shop and a show circuit, which means two or three units doing different jobs — and two units is $268.88 each, three is $238.88 — $150 off, in any mix of finishes. Beyond four you are on trade pricing with consolidated freight. If you want a taller or shorter build, wider bar spacing for chunkier stone pieces, or a run with your own etched panels, that is available past about fifty units and we would rather talk it through than sell you the wrong standard unit.
Published pricing
One display
$288.88 each
List price
$288.88 total
Free US shipping, no account needed.
Two displays
$268.88 each
Save $40
$537.76 total
Two finishes, or one for the booth and one for the store.
Three displays
$238.88 each
Save $150
$716.64 total
The one most people should take — $150 off, any three finishes.
Full set — 4 displays
$208.88 each
Save $320
$835.52 total
All four displays, one of every finish — light, dark, white and black.
5 or more
Trade pricing
By quote
Opens a trade account with volume pricing, consolidated freight and net terms after the first order.
See wholesale →
Prices are per display and include free shipping anywhere in the continental United States. Quantity pricing applies to a single order.
Questions from bead, gem & rock shops
- Can a wooden bracelet display hold heavy stone bracelets?
- Yes. The bars are solid pine at 18 inches and carry a fully loaded run of stone pieces without bowing. Lightweight wire and acrylic racks are the ones that sag under stone.
- How should a gem shop organize bracelet inventory?
- By stone, with the range adjacent so customers can compare. Gem buyers choose between stones rather than between bracelets, and that comparison only happens when the options are in one field of view.
- How many stone bracelets fit per bar?
- About 60 on an 18-inch bar for standard beaded pieces, fewer for chunky 10mm and larger beads. Ten bars gives roughly 600 across the display.
- Is it suitable for gem and mineral shows as well as a shop?
- Yes. It flat-packs to one carton, assembles in under ten minutes, and the removable bars mean you can load off-site and set up quickly.
Other people who use it
Craft Fair & Festival Vendors
Hundreds of pieces on a booth table that never had room for them.
Jewelry Stores & Boutiques
A self-serve range that earns its square footage.
Gift, Resort & Souvenir Shops
High-turnover impulse stock, restocked without closing the aisle.
Surf, Skate & Coastal Retail
Accessory walls that hold a season without looking picked over.
Home & Personal Collections
A few hundred bracelets, visible and untangled, in a square foot.
10 tiers. 600 bracelets. 1.24 sq ft.
$288.88 with free US shipping, in four finishes — and less per unit the more you take.