Handmade beaded jewellery in more than 200 designs — glass and crystal beads, pearl, shell, wood and gold-tone metal, strung and finished by hand in Noida. Earrings, bracelets, necklaces, anklets and body chains in every colour, most under ₹499, light enough to wear from morning to midnight.
Types of Beaded Jewellery at Hashtack
This is the parent edit for every beaded piece on the site, so a whole colour story comes together in one order.
Beaded earrings — beaded hoop earrings, beaded drop earrings, tassel and chandbali styles, round bead and mini beaded ball earrings in blue, pink, green, orange, yellow, red and black. Full range in beaded earrings.
Beaded bracelets — crystal bead bracelets, blue beaded bracelet sets, stretch styles and handmade bracelet stacks. See stacked bracelets and stretch bracelets.
Beaded necklaces — short beaded chokers and gold-bead necklaces. More in necklaces under ₹499.
Beaded anklets and body chains — fine beaded anklets and waist pieces for kurtis and sarees; wider edit in body chains.
Beaded bangles and charms — a small run that layers over resin bangles.
How to Choose Beaded Jewellery
Start with scale. Mini bead earrings and thin bracelets read as daily wear; chunky round bead earrings and multi-strand stacks read as going out. With a lot of print, pick one colour from the outfit and match the beads to it — one repeated colour looks deliberate, four do not.
Longer drops and tassels lengthen a round or square face; small round bead earrings suit a long face better. Most bracelets here are stretch or adjustable, so a 15–17 cm wrist needs no sizing.
Materials and Care
Beads are glass, crystal, acrylic, natural shell, wood and pearl-finish, strung on nylon-coated wire, elastic, or brass and gold-tone findings. The beads do not tarnish — glass, resin and shell are inert. What dulls is the metal around them: hooks, clasps and chain.
Keep pieces dry, remove them before a shower, let perfume settle first, and store each one in its own pouch.
Lightweight, Skin-Friendly and Everyday Wear
Weight is why most people stop wearing statement earrings by lunchtime. Almost everything here is built light on purpose — hollow beads, fine wire, minimal metal — so a 4 cm drop still feels like nothing. Many pieces use wood, shell and recycled glass and are marked eco-friendly.
Hashtack designs and finishes in Noida in short runs, so colourways change often and some designs do not return. Prices run from about ₹239 to ₹999, the large majority under ₹499. Shipping is free above ₹499 and ₹45 below. Anything damaged on arrival is replaced when reported within 48 hours. New colours land in new arrivals.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is beaded jewellery made of?
Glass, crystal, acrylic, wood, natural shell and pearl-finish beads, strung on elastic, nylon-coated wire or brass and gold-tone findings. Every piece is hand-strung, so bead placement varies slightly between units — handwork, not a defect.
Do beaded pieces tarnish?
The beads do not. Glass, crystal, resin, wood and shell are inert and hold colour indefinitely. The metal parts can dull with moisture and perfume. Pieces built on stainless steel findings resist this best; keep the rest dry and stored away from air.
Are beaded earrings good for daily wear?
Yes, particularly the lightweight styles. Small beaded hoops, mini bead earrings and stretch bracelets are made for all-day wear and weigh very little. Larger tassel and chandbali designs suit evenings better — size, not weight, gets in the way at work.
How do I clean bead jewellery at home?
Wipe with a soft dry cloth after each wear. For a deeper clean use a barely damp cloth on the beads only, never submerge the piece, and dry fully before storing. Avoid soap, alcohol and jewellery dips — they lift gold-tone coating and cloud coloured glass.
Which colour beads go with Indian wear?
Pick one colour already in the outfit. Red, mustard and green sit naturally with cotton and silk sarees; blue, turquoise and coral work with kurtis and indo-western sets; white, pearl and gold-bead pieces go with almost everything.