Handcrafted Beaded Jewelry

Handcrafted Beaded Jewelry is an affordable extravagance.  Don’t just wear a beloved piece of handcrafted jewelry to special events. You can enjoy your Celtic Mink Jewelry every day.  Reward yourself with a durable, elegant, extremely versatile piece at an affordable price.

Beadwork is the art or craft of stringing beads together with a sewing needle or beading needle and thread or thin wire, or sewing beads to cloth. Beads are used to make jewelry and other articles of personal adornment, wall hangings, sculptures, and various artworks.

Every piece in the Celtic Mink Beaded Jewelry collection is individually handcrafted
Necklaces, bracelets, and earrings in styles to please every taste and budget
Designs with semiprecious gemstones, Czech glass, Catseye glass, freshwater pearls, silver-plated metal, and stainless-steel beads, Celtic Mink, has an extensive handcrafted collection for jewelry lovers

Beads are thought to have been one of the earliest forms of human-to-human trade. It is believed that bead trading was one of the factors that led to the development of language. Beads are supposed to have been used and traded for the majority of human history.

Bead making in France dates back to 38,000 BC! Worry beads, filigree, and highly decorated ceramic beads originated in Greece, while Murano glass beads originated in Italy. There are dozens of other countries not yet covered here, but beaded jewelry has a long and fascinating history.

Beading evolved as human civilization progressed due to a man learning how to pierce objects through drilling holes. Necklaces would be made from various materials, including seashells, seed pods, and nutshells, among others. Bead development would eventually progress to bead coloring. Enamel was frequently used to coat clay beads.

Beads would be in high demand, and they would become a valuable trading commodity, exported and traded all over the world since ancient times. Many cultures, particularly the Chinese, Babylonians, and ancient Indians, would embrace beading.