Beading
|  | Australia's Best Websites
| www.aemetal.com.au
www.ajitgems.com
www.allaboutbeads.com.au
www.andyandbelle.com.au
www.bbbeads.com.au
www.beadandcrystal.com.au
www.beadandcrystalheaven.com.au
www.beadandgemshow.com.au
www.beadhouse.com.au
www.beadiebags.com.au
www.beadifferent.com.au
www.beadinspired.com
www.beadsandfindings.com.au
www.beadsatthejetty.com.au
www.beadsdirect.biz
www.beadsmart.com.au
www.beadsofambrosia.com
www.beadsvenue.com.au
www.beadsybeads.com.au
www.beaditbeads.com.au
www.beadsbythebeach.com.au
www.beadsociety.com.au
www.beadsontherun.com.au
www.beadtrimmingcraft.com.au
www.beadthemup.com.au
www.beadworx.com.au
www.beadznjewelz.com.au
www.beazu.com
www.bijoubeadsanddesign.com.au
www.bohemiabeads.com.au
www.boks.com.au
www.broomebeads.com
www.burfitt.com.au
www.chiatanyadesigns.com.au
www.cottonandco.com.au
www.crystalflair.com.au
www.crystalkingdom.com.au
www.debeads.com.au
www.dotedesign.com.au
www.eurekabeads.com.au
www.funkylulas.com.au
www.gemsandbeads.com.au
www.gemworld.com.au
www.gutermann.com
www.jancbeads.net
www.jewelspirit.com
www.kalash.com.au
www.letsbeadfriends.com.au
www.macquariebeads.com.au
www.madmonnie.com.au
www.metalclay.com.au
www.mybeads.com.au
www.northcoastbeadmakers.com.au
www.paradiseglass.com.au
www.pollysbeads.com.au
www.polymerclay.com.au
www.redki.com.au
www.selonjbeads.com.au
www.silhouettedesign.com.au
www.threemsfashionjewellery.com.au
www.unbeadable.com.au
www.whitelilyjewellerydesign.com
www.wildlightstudios.com.au
www.wishwarebeads.com.au |
 | Beadworx
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| If you love the well-known international bead store Fire Mountain Gems as much as we do, then do your ordering online at www.beadworx.com.au and save yourself big $$ on shipping fees. Beadworx places a monthly bulk order with Fire Mountain Gems so they pay one shipping fee, saving you money and the hassle of ordering from another country.
Another hot spot on this great Australian bead website is their Unicorne glass beads; imported from California, these handmade borosilicate glass beads are incredible in both their shapes and designs — there are arrowhead shapes, Calla lilies, leaf beads, goddess beads, yoyos, triangles, marbles, halo beads — the range is impressive and a must-see if you’re a glass lover. See our Treasure Chest section of this issue of Australian Beading for more about these amazing beads.
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 | Charity Clarity Jewelry
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| Charity Clarity Jewelry is a US-based online jewellery store run by a woman called Harriette Knight, with 10 per cent of the proceeds of all jewellery sold going to the US Special Olympics team, the American Cancer Society and the American Red Cross.
Her jewellery features semi-precious stones which, as a spiritual healer, she believes have healing properties for those who wear them — actress Jane Fonda is among her customer base.
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 | Cyberyong
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| This website is a real treat if you love the following combinations: turquoise, red coral and silver. We fell instantly in love with the range of handmade Tibetan silver bracelets on this site — they range from chunky statement pieces to delicately woven silver creations.
The beaded pieces are beautiful too — but save yourself some money and visit www.broomebeads.com.au for the same Tibetan beads and string yourself a masterpiece at a fraction of the price they’re charging at Cyberyong.
It’s definitely a good online spot to browse — you’ll get loads of inspiration while taking in the sights, from turquoise and coral inlaid conch shells to rustic key chains made from yak bone and hay! |
 | Giving Tree Jewelry
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| If you like keeping up to date with what those in the world of celebrity are wearing, this is a good site to visit as nearly all the designers featured here have designed jewellery for a famous face. You’ll discover the latest creations from Me & Ro, Good Charma, Melissa Joy Manning to name just a few. Our favourites? Well, the resin bracelets from Jessica Kagan were pretty fabulous — one style features the words “No wire hangers! Ever!” from the infamous Mommie Dearest movie based on the memoir of screen queen Joan Crawford — as were the funky silver and gold bracelets from Alex and Ani.
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 | Nature's Workshop
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| At this Australian-based website, you’ll find all manner of semi-precious stones — from miniature carved angels to elephants and Buddha statues in myriad stone types. Our favourites feature angelite, azurite-malachite and lapis lazuli.
There’s also an abundance of cabochons, shell pendants — and the best bit? Bulk-buying discounts! Get your friends together, place an order and enjoy the savings.
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 | Sweet Charity
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| Another online jewellery business that’s helping to make a difference is Sweet Charity. Also US-based, all profits from sales are donated to cancer care for patient expenses not covered by insurance. The jewellery features Karen Hill Tribe silver, natural stones and artisan glass beads. |
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