AT Bali is a Cheap Ethnic Abalone Jewelry SUpplier.
Our bracelets are made of wood or beads with some mix of resin and shell. Most of our wooden beaded bracelets are elastics. Wooden jewelry is very popular and give a unique natural handmade touch to the costume jewelry. .

  • Item ID: JB51
  • * shell bracelets jewelry *

  • Abalone Jewelry Necklaces and Bracelets
  • - Description:
    Elastic Bracelet with an oval Abalone (Paua) Shell.
  • - Available colours:
    Green, Turquoise, Cream, Black, Brown
  • - Min order:
    50 pcs
  • Wholesale Price : 1.60 USD
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  • Please contact us at:
    - wholesale@atbali.com
    for Wholesale Order or further information about Minimum Order, Discounts, Terms of Payment, Shipping costs or other. (make sure you have checked our F.A.Q page, you might find the answer to your question)

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AT BALI.com is a wholesale Indonesian Company based in Bali under western management.
We are NOT agents: we don't simply buy from other shops and sell it again.
We produce ourselve.
We are manufacturers

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