Hematite

Hematite Beads

Explore hematite beads in metallic grey-black, gold, rose gold, and rainbow finishes. Shop wholesale hematite beads in a variety of shapes and sizes for jewellery making.

Hematite is an iron-rich mineral known for its distinctive metallic appearance. Bellaire Wholesale offers hematite beads in a variety of shapes, sizes, and finishes, including round, faceted, rondelle, chip, and spacer styles. From classic dark hematite to gold, rose gold, and rainbow-coloured options, these beads offer versatility for bracelets, necklaces, and other jewellery-making projects.

Hematite beads work well in both minimalist and colourful jewellery designs. Dark metallic tones create a sleek, monochrome look, while coloured finishes can add contrast and visual interest. Pair hematite with natural stones and glass beads, and complete your designs with findings.

Why Choose Our Hematite Beads?

A Distinctive Metallic Appearance

Hematite beads are known for their reflective, metallic appearance. Polished finishes create a sleek look that works well in modern jewellery designs.

A Variety of Colours and Finishes

Explore classic grey-black hematite alongside gold, rose gold, and rainbow finishes. These options make it easier to create jewellery in different colour combinations and styles.

Multiple Shapes and Sizes

Bellaire Wholesale offers hematite beads in round, faceted, rondelle, chip, and spacer styles, providing options for different jewellery-making techniques and designs.

Ideal for Minimalist and Contemporary Jewellery

Dark hematite beads complement clean, understated designs, while faceted and coloured options add detail to bracelets, necklaces, and other jewellery pieces.

Versatile for Accent and Spacer Designs

Use hematite beads as standalone elements, decorative accents, or spacers between other beads. Their metallic appearance pairs well with natural stones, glass beads, and other jewellery-making materials.

FAQs

What is hematite?

Hematite is an iron-rich mineral primarily composed of iron oxide. It is known for its metallic appearance and is commonly used to make beads and decorative jewellery components.

Why does hematite look metallic?

Hematite has a naturally metallic lustre in certain forms. When polished, it can develop a reflective surface that resembles metal, particularly in dark grey and black finishes.

Is hematite magnetic?

Natural hematite is generally only weakly magnetic and is not typically attracted to an ordinary magnet. Bellaire Wholesale also lists magnetic hematite beads. Check individual product descriptions for details about the material and magnetic properties.

What colours do hematite beads come in?

Natural hematite commonly appears in grey, black, and metallic silver tones. Bellaire Wholesale also offers hematite beads in gold, rose gold, and rainbow finishes for different jewellery-making styles.

What shapes of hematite beads are available?

Bellaire Wholesale offers hematite beads in various shapes, including round, faceted, rondelle, chip, and spacer styles. Available sizes and finishes vary by product.

What jewellery designs suit hematite beads?

Hematite beads work well in bracelets, necklaces, and other jewellery-making projects. Dark metallic beads are suitable for minimalist and monochrome designs, while coloured and faceted options can add contrast and decorative detail to more elaborate pieces.