Buyer’s guide · Sourcing from Bali
Bali Jewelry Sourcing Guides
A practical guide to sourcing Bali jewelry wholesale for boutiques and online stores — where it is made, what it costs, how custom work and payment run, and what to check first.
Sourcing basics
Bali jewelry hubs: Gianyar, Celuk and Ubud
Most export-quality silver jewelry comes from small artisan workshops — home industry clusters — around Gianyar, Celuk and Ubud. Celuk village supplies many wholesale exporters and is known for filigree and granulation.
Because workshops are small, clear specifications and a master sample approved before bulk production keep quality consistent across lots.
- Silver standard
- 925 = 92.5% pure silver
- Hallmark
- Stamped “925” or “STERLING”
- Minimum order
- Around USD 300 per order
Before you order
Bali jewelry wholesale buying checklist
Confirm these four points before your first wholesale order.
Who buys Bali jewelry wholesale?
Retailers, boutique owners and online stores that resell handcrafted Bali jewelry to their own customers.
How is a wholesale order shipped?
Smaller consignments go by DHL, FedEx, EMS or UPS; larger volumes by sea freight from Benoa or Tanjung Perak. Shipping insurance is available at extra cost.
What business documents should I have ready?
A reseller licence or tax ID helps, especially with wholesale-only suppliers. Each shipment travels with a commercial invoice listing HS codes and values.
How is Bali jewelry usually packed?
Many producers ship in simple plastic bags or bubble wrap. Branded packaging needs separate development and costs extra.
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