Bead caps and spacer beads add definition and style to your jewellery pieces by highlighting and separating your focal beads. These small but impactful components help structure your designs while enhancing the overall look. For other essential connectors and closures, explore our full jewellery findings collection.
Wholesale Bead Caps and Spacers for Kits and Bulk Orders
Arbee offers wholesale pricing on all spacer beads and bead caps—ideal for jewellery brands, kit producers, and workshop providers. Choose from decorative metal caps, smooth or patterned spacers, and finishes like gold, silver, and bronze. Visit ourwholesale page to arrange bulk orders tailored to your needs.
Add Dimension and Detail to Beaded Designs
Bead caps enhance statement beads with an elegant frame, while spacer beads help keep your design balanced and neat. Use them with glass beads, gemstones, or metal beads to create structured and polished accessories. They're perfect for earrings, bracelets, necklaces, and more.
Frequently Asked Questions about Bead Caps & Spacer Beads
Do you offer wholesale pricing on bead caps and spacers?
Yes, wholesale pricing is available. Visit our wholesale page or contact us for bulk pack options.
What finishes are available for spacer beads?
We stock spacers in silver, gold, bronze, black, and antique finishes to match a wide range of design styles.
How are bead caps used in jewellery making?
Bead caps are placed on either side of a bead to accentuate it and add a decorative touch. They also help secure beads in place.
Are spacer beads only decorative?
No, they serve both decorative and functional purposes by separating beads and maintaining consistent spacing in designs.
Established 1902
About Arbee Craft
The Arbee Business began in 1902. The owner Mr. R.B.Stevens, a leather merchant, started the business to sell his leather items.
The original Arbee business, shop and factory, was in Swanston Street, Melbourne.
By the 1930s Arbee had expanded to make the famous Arbee moccasins. These became well known as they had durable cowhide on the outside and a layer of lambswool on the inside. Arbee made the moccasins for many years and the kits were very popular in the 1960s and 1970s. During this time Arbee diversified with some other products that were popular e.g. cane items.
