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Sell handmade jewellery online in Bangladesh

Shape clay, pour resin, string beads or work metal? Sell terracotta, beaded, metal, resin, fabric and thread jewellery on JADUZ, from earrings and bangles to necklaces and name pendants. You set the price, JADUZ finds the buyer, and Pathao collects each sold piece from your door.

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Free to join · You set the price · Cash on delivery across Bangladesh

JADUZ is a curated online marketplace where Bangladeshi makers can sell terracotta, beaded, resin and metal jewellery. Joining and listing are free, Pathao collects sold pieces from the maker's door, buyers pay cash on delivery, and makers withdraw to bKash, Nagad or a bank. Three handmade jewellery brands sold pieces at ৳100–৳4,000 (The Business Standard, April 2024).

The jewellery market in Bangladesh

Three Bangladeshi handmade jewellery brands sold within these ranges: The Purple Box ৳150–৳4,000, Goynar Baksho ৳100–৳3,000, and Karkhana, which works in uncoated brass with about 28 artisans, ৳120–৳1,200. The same report says: "The jewellery market is dominated by Indian jewellery, where the competition is fierce" (The Business Standard, April 2024)
Abhisriti, an online shop for handmade resin accessories, priced leaf earrings at ৳350, a resin choker at ৳600 and a ring holder at ৳1,250; resin is left 12 to 24 hours to cure, and remaking a piece takes "a week or two" (The Business Standard, August 2023)
More young Bangladeshi artists are working in resin, some of them as a small business, and they sell through online platforms, social media pages and craft fairs (The Financial Express, May 2025)
Ceramic jewellery on the Oikyo platform sold at ৳150–৳300 for bangles and ৳100–৳150 for earrings, and custom designs were taken as online orders (bdnews24.com, June 2026)
Older prices, from 2018: terracotta jewellery started at ৳60 at New Market, clay-and-wooden-bead pieces cost ৳600 at Aranya, and clay blended with silver or brass started at ৳2,500 (The Daily Star, February 2018)
Bogura's metal jewellery cluster had about 30,000 artisans in 10 villages, about 66% of them women and young people, earning ৳500–৳4,000 a week in more than 500 small factories. The trade, mainly in copper and brass, was worth about ৳37 crore a year, and women sold the pieces online (The Daily Star, December 2020)
In Maheshpur, Jhenaidah, more than 10,000 people in at least 40 villages make gold-coated copper and brass "City Gold" jewellery. Their association set a minimum price of ৳11 for a pair of earrings, up from ৳9, and raw material prices more than doubled in three months (Prothom Alo, February 2026)
6 Yards Story's "Bornomala" collection sold earrings and pendants with Bangla letters and names within ৳1,500, and its pendants were more popular than its earrings (The Business Standard, February 2021)
At a Pohela Boishakh fair, one bangle vendor said his usual sales of ৳2,000–৳3,000 rose to ৳20,000–৳25,000. Vendors named both Eids, Durga Puja and Saraswati Puja as other busy times, and a shop owner said "imported bangles are controlling the market" (Dhaka Tribune, April 2019)
Weddings cluster in winter: "December and January are the peak season for weddings in Bangladesh" (The Financial Express, December 2021)
Among jewellery searches in Bangladesh, "terracotta jewellery bd" and "terracotta jewellery designs with price" rank highest in search suggestions, ahead of "handmade jewellery price in bangladesh", "terracotta jewellery online" and "handmade jewellery for durga puja". That is suggestion rank, not search volume (Google and Bing Autocomplete collected by JADUZ, secondary, October 2026)

On JADUZ now

8 handmade pieces are live on JADUZ right now.

Handmade pink crochet rose bracelet with an adjustable green yarn band, beautifully worn on the wrist.

Handmade Crochet Adjustable Bracelet – Rose & Sunflower Designs

৳100

কুশি ঘর, Magura

Made in 7 days

Floré – Hand-Painted Wooden Bangle 🌸

৳239

Little Kohinoor Studio, Dhaka

Made in 4 days

Raktima – Red, White & Golden Festive Bangles

৳510

Little Kohinoor Studio, Dhaka

Pinterest-Inspired Hand-Painted Wooden Bangles

৳260

Little Kohinoor Studio, Dhaka

Made in 6 days

Made by: কুশি ঘর, Little Kohinoor Studio

How selling jewellery works on JADUZ

Every maker follows the same path from order to money:

An order comes in
You accept and pack it
Pathao picks it up
The buyer pays cash
Your earning reaches your wallet
Withdraw to bKash, Nagad or bank

Listing, photos and packing

Measure in inches with centimetres, and weigh in grams. Give a necklace's full length including the clasp, an earring's drop from the top of the hook and the weight of one earring, a bangle's inside diameter even when you give a size like 2-6, and a ring's inside diameter in mm and whether it adjusts.
Name the material exactly: fired terracotta or air-dry clay, resin, glass or seed beads, kantha-stitched fabric, wood, shell, brass, copper, or gold- or silver-plated brass. Then name the technique (hand-painted, hand-cast, hammered, wire-wrapped, beaded or hand-stitched) and the fastening.
Hooks, chains, clasps, ear wires and other findings you buy in are named as bought in, never as handmade. Say which part is your handwork: what you shaped, painted, cast, strung or stitched yourself.
Write "pure silver", "925", "hallmarked" or "real gold" only with proof, and call stones "real" or "precious" only if you know what they are. Say "hypoallergenic" or "nickel-free" only if your supplier confirmed it in writing, and say that plating can wear.
Tell the buyer how to care for the piece: keep metal dry and in a small sealed bag to slow tarnish, never soak terracotta or painted pieces, and expect clay and ceramic to chip if dropped.
Photograph in daylight near a window, on a plain background, with no beauty filter: the whole piece, a close-up of the handwork, the back, and the piece worn or in a hand for scale. Jewellery is small, so photos without scale mislead, and a buyer who gets a different colour refuses the parcel.
Seal each piece in its own small pouch against tarnish and scratches, and say whether it comes in a box or a pouch. Wrap clay and ceramic in bubble wrap in a box padded on every side, and photograph each sealed parcel before handover.
JADUZ accepts jewellery you make yourself or in your own workshop. Wholesale pieces from Chawkbazar or plated "City Gold" bought to resell are refused, because they aren't your handwork.

How to list Jewellery on JADUZ

Where to sell jewellery in Bangladesh

	Your Facebook page	Daraz	JADUZ
Cost to join	Free to open a page. Facebook and Instagram Shops aren't available in Bangladesh (Meta).	No listing fee. Sign up with your NID and a bank cheque; approval comes after Daraz checks your documents (Daraz, checked October 2026).	Free to join and list. A curator reviews your work and approves each piece before it goes live.
Fees when you sell	No fee per sale. Boosting a post costs money.	Commission by category on the tax-inclusive price (Daraz), plus a 2.69% payment fee before tax (secondary, October 2026).	A small commission per sale, none on delivery (Maker Terms).
Who finds the buyers	You do, with posts, replies and boosts. e-CAB counted 2–2.5 lakh f-commerce pages, about 60,000 with regular sales (July 2024).	Daraz brings buyers you couldn't reach alone.	JADUZ markets your pieces in its shop, gift guides and Journal, in English and Bangla.
Delivery	You book a courier. Pathao charges ৳60 inside Dhaka and ৳110 outside for up to 0.5 kg, plus 1% of the cash collected (Pathao, May 2026).	You pack each order and hand it over; Daraz delivers and may charge a pickup fee (Daraz).	Pathao picks up each parcel from your door. No trips to a courier office.
How you get paid	The buyer pays the courier in cash; Pathao's merchant terms promise next-day payment (Pathao, July 2022).	Weekly payouts, no sooner than 7 days after delivery (Daraz, December 2024).	The buyer pays cash on delivery; you withdraw to bKash, Nagad or bank.

Every rule is written down in the Maker Terms.

More options, compared in full: Where to sell handmade products in Bangladesh.

Good to know

Where can I sell handmade jewellery online in Bangladesh?

Bangladeshi makers sell handmade jewellery through their own Facebook or Instagram page, marketplaces such as Daraz, craft fairs, and JADUZ, a curated marketplace for handmade work. On JADUZ, joining and listing are free, Pathao collects each sold piece from your door, and the buyer pays cash on delivery.

Can I sell terracotta jewellery? What if it breaks on the way?

Yes, terracotta and clay jewellery can be sold on JADUZ. The buyer checks the piece in front of the Pathao rider before paying; if it's broken, the buyer hands the parcel back to the rider and it comes back to your pickup address. To prevent that, wrap each piece in bubble wrap, pad the box on every side, mark it fragile, and photograph the sealed parcel.

Does resin jewelry sell, and what does it sell for?

There's a market: more young Bangladeshi artists sell resin work through online platforms, social media pages and craft fairs (The Financial Express, May 2025). One online shop priced resin leaf earrings at ৳350 and a choker at ৳600 (The Business Standard, August 2023). Price from your resin, moulds, findings and curing time; on JADUZ you set your own price.

I buy hooks, chains and clasps. Is my jewellery still handmade?

Yes, if you make the piece itself: the clay, resin, beadwork, metalwork or stitching. Name the bought-in findings plainly, for example "brass hooks, bought in", and never call them handmade. Ready-made jewellery bought to resell isn't accepted.

Can I say my jewellery is silver or hypoallergenic?

Only with proof. Write "pure silver", "925" or "hallmarked" only if you can show it, and "hypoallergenic" or "nickel-free" only if your supplier confirmed it in writing. Otherwise name the metal as it is, such as brass, copper or silver-plated brass, and say that plating can wear.

I make jewellery at home. Do I need a shop or a trade licence to sell?

Not on JADUZ. JADUZ asks for your NID and photos of your work, not a shop or a trade licence. You can make jewellery at home, list it from your phone, and Pathao picks up each sold piece from your home address. Online sellers can also register a free Digital Business ID (DBID) with RJSC (The Financial Express, September 2023); JADUZ's guide to where to sell handmade products in Bangladesh explains how.

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Paintings and art Nakshi kantha and textiles Clothing and sarees Home decor Lamps and lighting Jute, cane and bamboo Pottery and planters Wood and metal Personalised gifts Handbags Stationery and small gifts Crochet Candles Resin art

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