The Bali Silver Export wholesale catalogue covers rings, necklaces, bracelets, earrings, pendants, bangles, anklets, brooches, cufflinks, and loose beads and findings, all produced in 925 sterling silver by workshops in Celuk, Bali. It is accessible online by category and, on request, as a downloadable reference for buyers building an assortment. This page explains how to browse it, how the coding and pricing structure works, and how to move from browsing to a confirmed wholesale quote through the BD Juara Holding Group desk.
Products are grouped first by category — rings, necklaces, bracelets, earrings, pendants, bangles, anklets, brooches, and cufflinks — and then by material and gemstone. Buyers looking for a particular stone can filter by turquoise, moonstone, amethyst, garnet, labradorite, opal, black onyx, or mother-of-pearl, and by finish, including oxidized, hammered, filigree, wire-wrap, gold-plated, rose gold, and mixed metals. Style-based groupings such as boho, minimalist, nature-inspired, celestial, and men’s jewelry help buyers narrow a large catalogue down to a coherent collection rather than a random mix of SKUs.
Each entry typically includes photography, approximate dimensions, stone or finish description, and a reference code used for quoting. What it does not include is a fixed retail-facing price, because wholesale pricing depends on order quantity, current silver spot price, and any customization you request. Treat the catalogue as a design and specification reference first, and a pricing tool second — the actual numbers come from a written quote once you have shortlisted items.
Buyers building a formal purchase order often prefer a PDF version they can share internally with a design or merchandising team. We can prepare a PDF catalog covering the categories relevant to you, along with an export price list once your target quantities and destination market are known — pricing is confirmed at that stage rather than published generically, since it changes with silver spot price and order size. To request this, message the desk directly with your product interest and expected order volume.
Most wholesale buyers do better working from a curated shortlist than trying to order everything that looks appealing in the catalogue. A workable approach is to pick a core style direction — for example minimalist rings and pendants, or a boho-leaning bracelet and earring set — and build ten to twenty SKUs around it before requesting a quote. This keeps production efficient for the workshop and makes it easier for us to negotiate consistent lead times across the order. If you are unsure how to structure this, our margin calculator guide walks through how buyers typically think about assortment size relative to target retail margin.
If a catalogue piece is close to what you need but not exact — a different stone, a different chain length, a different oxidation level — this is usually possible to request, though it may affect MOQ and lead time compared with an unmodified stock design. Larger structural changes typically move into OEM territory and involve a sampling round before a full production run. Either way, describe the modification clearly with reference photos where possible; vague requests slow down quoting more than almost anything else.
The general path most buyers follow is: browse the catalog or request the PDF, shortlist SKUs, send the shortlist with target quantities to the desk, receive a written quote covering MOQ, unit price, and estimated production time, then confirm the order and production schedule. Nothing on this page should be read as a locked-in number — the written quote from BD Juara Holding Group is what governs the actual transaction, and it accounts for the specifics of your order rather than a generic catalogue listing.
Reference codes in the catalogue generally combine a category prefix, a design number, and a suffix indicating finish or stone variant, so the same base design can appear multiple times with different codes for an oxidized version, a plated version, or a version set with a different stone. When you send a shortlist, always quote the exact code rather than a description, since two similarly described pieces can have meaningfully different production requirements. If you are working from screenshots or third-party listings rather than our own catalogue pages, forward them anyway — the desk can usually match them to an existing code or flag that a piece would need to be built as a custom item.
Buyers frequently ask whether catalogue items can be mixed within a single shipment, and the answer is generally yes — most orders combine several categories and finishes rather than a single product type, since that is closer to how a retail assortment actually works. Buyers also ask whether sample pieces can be ordered ahead of a full production run; this is usually possible and is worth discussing with the desk early, since sample lead time is typically shorter than full production but still needs to be scheduled with the workshop. A third common question concerns seasonal demand — collections aimed at year-end gift buying or particular retail calendars should be planned well ahead, since workshop capacity tightens during peak periods.
To request the full catalogue, a category-specific PDF, or a price list for a shortlist you already have, message BD Juara Holding Group on WhatsApp at +62 811-3941-4563 or email [email protected]. Include your product interest, approximate order size, and destination country so the response can be specific rather than generic.
Tell us your category and order size. Our Celuk Village team will send a personalized wholesale quote, usually within 1–2 hours.
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