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10 Best Bead Stores in Singapore

This page compares 10 Singapore bead stores and related craft retailers, from Rudraksha consultations and crystals to jewellery-making materials and guided activities. The useful choice depends on whether you need a particular bead tradition, a complete project kit, customisation or help selecting supplies.

How this guide is ordered

Criteria used in Singapore: specialisation, customer reputation, complete details and area.

Certain merchants pay for services that put them more in view of readers.

10 Bead Stores in Singapore Compared

  1. Shivaya Bless Singapore

    Shivaya Bless Singapore

    5.0740 reviews

    Shivaya Bless Singapore is a bead store specialising in Rudraksha-related products and guidance. Its documented offering includes Rudraksha beads, bracelets, meditation beads and necklaces, with consultations explaining mukhi types and combinations. It suits people exploring spiritual bead products who want time to understand the options without a hard-sell approach.

    Stands out: Provides explanations about Rudraksha selection and combinations

    Shoppers seeking Rudraksha beads, bracelets or meditation beadsPeople who want guidance on mukhi types and bead combinations
    63 Jln Pemimpin, #05-03 Shivaya Bless Singapore, Pemimpin Industrial Building, Singapore 577219
  2. Acrysty Co., Singapore

    Acrysty Co.

    5.0439 reviews

    Acrysty Co. is a women-owned metaphysical supply store specialising in crystals and customisable jewellery pieces. It suits shoppers who enjoy selecting and personalising bracelets, anklets, charms and amulets, with workshops that guide participants through the design process.

    Stands out: Collections can be customised with bracelets, anklets, charms and amulets

    Shoppers interested in crystals and personalised jewelleryVisitors looking for a guided creative workshop
    355 Beach Rd, Acrysty Co., Singapore 199573
  3. Living Gems Pte Ltd, Singapore

    Living Gems Pte Ltd

    5.0131 reviews

    Living Gems Pte Ltd is a metaphysical supply store selling crystals, gemstones and related items. Its range includes bracelets, pendants, home ornaments and singing bowls, with delivery, in-store pick-up and shopping available. The store suits beginners and experienced collectors alike, offering patient explanations, recommendations for home ornaments and guidance on crystal cleansing without pressure to buy.

    Stands out: Staff explain stone choices and cleansing techniques patiently

    People beginning a crystal collectionShoppers seeking gemstones, home ornaments, bracelets or singing bowls
    6 Harper Rd, #01-07A Living Gems Pte Ltd, Leong Huat Building, Singapore 369674
  4. Affinity Crystals Singapore

    Affinity Crystals Singapore

    5.098 reviews

    Affinity Crystals Singapore is a metaphysical supply store offering polished and raw stones, crystal collections, delivery and on-site service. The shop also supports customised crystal bracelets, with guidance on stone selection, design colours and personal preferences. It suits newcomers seeking an educational browsing experience as well as shoppers looking for a personalised crystal piece.

    Stands out: Offers personalised guidance for custom bracelet designs

    People new to crystals and crystal meaningsShoppers seeking polished or raw stonesCustomers designing a customised crystal bracelet
    150 S Bridge Rd, #01-21 Affinity Crystals Singapore, Singapore 058727
  5. Gift.ed by Turtle @313 Somerset, Singapore

    Gift.ed by Turtle @313 Somerset

    4.9452 reviews

    Gift.ed by Turtle @313 Somerset is a do-it-yourself shop offering hands-on craft activities in the city. Visitors can make miniature landscapes, decorate jewellery boxes and create DIY magnets, with staff guiding newcomers through the activity and explaining how Decoden pricing works. The relaxed setting suits friends looking for a creative way to spend time together.

    Stands out: Activities include miniature landscapes, jewellery boxes and DIY magnets

    Friends seeking a relaxed creative activityBeginners trying miniature landscape makingVisitors who enjoy personalised craft projects
    313 Orchard Rd, B1-07 Gift.ed by Turtle @313 Somerset, Singapore 238895
  6. Mix & Match Merchandise, Singapore

    Mix & Match Merchandise

    4.727 reviews

    Mix & Match Merchandise is a bead store for jewellery makers, craft beginners and experienced beaders. It carries beads, tools, threads, needles, clasps, wire and other accessories, with in-store shopping and on-site services. Beginners can start with kits or join classes, while shoppers can buy individual pieces instead of committing to bulk quantities.

    Stands out: Beginner kits and classes cater to different levels of beading experience

    Beginners building their first beading projectJewellery makers seeking beads, tools and individual accessories
    101 Upper Cross St, B1-17 Mix & Match Merchandise, People's Park Centre, Singapore 058357
  7. Shinobeads, Singapore

    Shinobeads

    4.647 reviews

    Shinobeads is a Singapore bead store offering a wide variety of beads, charms and accessory-making supplies. It suits both beginners starting a new craft and experienced makers looking for unusual materials, including glass beads. The shop provides on-site service and quick visits, with staff guidance available to help narrow the selection in its compact, densely stocked space.

    Stands out: Carries a broad and varied selection in a compact shop

    Beginners assembling their first beading projectMakers sourcing beads, charms and accessory suppliesCrafters looking for unusual or glass beads
    101 Upper Cross Street, #02-56A, People's Park Centre, Shinobeads, Singapore 058357
  8. Elsie Departmental Store, Singapore

    Elsie Departmental Store

    4.5174 reviews

    Elsie Departmental Store is a craft-supplies shop serving crochet, knitting, embroidery, sewing and other creative projects. Its range includes yarn, hooks, threads, beads, elastic, Velcro, fasteners, safety pins, books, zines and DIY embroidery kits. The shop suits both beginners seeking guidance and experienced hobbyists looking for an unusually broad selection at reasonable prices.

    Stands out: Carries both specialist craft supplies and practical haberdashery items

    Crochet, knitting, embroidery and sewing projectsBeginners who want help choosing materials
    709 Ang Mo Kio Ave 8, #01-2607 Elsie Departmental Store, Singapore 560709
  9. Beads and Crafts, Singapore

    Beads and Crafts

    4.3129 reviews

    Beads and Crafts is a craft store for beaders and jewellery-making hobbyists, carrying beads in varied shapes, colours and sizes alongside charms, alphabet beads, tools, storage options and elastic string. Customers can select beads from containers, with some items charged by weight, and delivery is available.

    Stands out: Offers rice beads, Toho beads, alphabet beads and decorative shapes

    Beginners building a first beadwork kitCrafters searching for varied beads, charms and tools
    101 Upper Cross St, #02-59 Beads and Crafts, Singapore 058357
  10. Spotlight Plaza Singapura, Singapore

    Spotlight Plaza Singapura

    4.22,147 reviews

    Spotlight Plaza Singapura is a large craft and home-goods store with a broad range of fabrics, embroidery materials, art and craft supplies, haberdashery, homeware, costumes, party items and gifting products. It suits both casual hobbyists and experienced crafters, with delivery, in-store pick-up, in-store shopping and on-site services available.

    Stands out: Extensive fabric and embroidery sections

    Crafters sourcing fabrics, embroidery supplies or DIY materialsShoppers looking for craft, home and seasonal items in one store
    68 Orchard Rd, #05-11/19 Spotlight Plaza Singapura, Singapore 238839

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What you can shop for and do

  • Rudraksha beads and consultationsShivaya Bless Singapore focuses on Rudraksha beads, bracelets, meditation beads and necklaces, with guidance on mukhi types and combinations.
  • Crystals and customised jewellerySeveral stores offer crystals or gemstones, bracelets, charms, amulets and help choosing colours, stones or pairings.
  • Beads, findings and toolsBead-focused retailers carry combinations of beads, charms, threads, needles, clasps, wire, elastic, tools and storage supplies.
  • Classes, workshops and DIY activitiesOptions include beginner beading classes, crystal-jewellery workshops and hands-on projects such as miniature landscapes or decorated boxes.
  • Broader craft and haberdashery shoppingDepartment and craft stores extend beyond beads into yarn, embroidery, fabrics, fasteners, art supplies and DIY kits.

Choosing a bead store for your project

  1. Name the project firstA bracelet, necklace, embroidery piece and miniature landscape will require different materials and levels of assistance.
  2. Decide whether guidance mattersBeginners may prefer a shop with consultations, staff recommendations, kits, classes or a guided workshop.
  3. Choose breadth versus focusA specialist bead shop can narrow the search around beads and findings, while a larger craft retailer may cover several hobbies.
  4. Check how materials are soldThe supplied descriptions mention individual pieces, kits and, in one case, beads selected from containers and charged by weight.

Frequently asked questions

Which listed shop specialises in Rudraksha beads?

Shivaya Bless Singapore is described as specialising in Rudraksha products and consultations about mukhi types and combinations.

Where can beginners get help with beading?

Shinobeads, Mix & Match Merchandise and other listed retailers describe staff guidance; Mix & Match also offers beginner kits and classes.

Are workshops available at the listed bead stores?

Acrysty Co. describes guided jewellery workshops, while Gift.ed by Turtle offers several DIY craft activities. Confirm schedules and space before attending.

Can I buy more than beads at these shops?

Yes. The supplied set includes crystals, jewellery accessories, tools, threads, fabrics, embroidery materials, haberdashery and DIY kits, depending on the retailer.

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