Wolf E Myrow

I have only been once, I am sure I will be back. There is a $ 50 minimum on your entire order and you have to buy at least $ 10 of each item. So let’s say if you want one 10 mm round Swarovski pink faceted stone… You have to buy 10 $ worth and if that is all you are buying you have to buy 50 $ worth. My wife and I ended up spending $ 125 without blinking an eye.
Also it is impossible to see it all in one day and actually find something you might want. My suggestion would be going to check it out first and then going back a couple of days later to buy something.
Honestly though it is a jeweler’s fantasy come true. No precious metals or real stones. There may have been a few plated things.

Fabulous place. Amazing stuff at great prices. The person who had a problem with the minimum purchase requirements didn’t grasp the concept of wholesale. If they were packaging tiny amounts of beads the prices would have to go up and it would ruin the bargains. And they are usually quite busy the last time I was there the place was hopping and the ladies who weigh the beads and figure your bill were barely keeping up with the customers. This place is a unique resource for beads, findings, and even finished and semi-​finished jewelry. If you are in the area it’s a must see.

Yes this place is amazing. It is so much fun to go & see all the millions of things they have available. You could spend a week in there!
BUT… There is a $ 50 minimum per person … Okay, I could handle that. But in an economy like this I think its a very pompous rule. What $ 25 is not worth their time…
AND on top of that… if you want to buy any item, you have to buy $ 10 worth of that item. Most items I was interested in were priced at .15 to .35 cents. I make one of a kind creations and have no need for 60 tiny lead free, sombreros! Honestly.
I understand this is a whole sale place. But I just think they should reconsider. I was one of 2 customers in the place so its not like they dont have the time to price out my few random items that I really wanted. I easily could have spent $ 50 but not on 5 things.
The whole thing really pissed me off & I guess, for now, I will have to find stick to buying from china on ebay Thank You Very Much.

I love this place! I have only been once so far, since I live in California but it is just so amazing — everything you want need or desire for making jewelry is here! The staff is also very helpful!!! It was a wonderful and at times overwhelming experience! Can’t wait to go back this spring or summer!!! Thank-​you everyone at Wolf Myrow!

Do you make jewelry? A lot of jewelry? GO HERE.
This is the candy store for any crafty mama making jewelry on a large scale. It’s a MASSIVE wholesale warehouse (offering wholesale discounts for those of you with Tax ID #‘s) packed floor to ceiling with closeout findings: brass, silver, semi-​precious stones, shells, clasps, chains, pearls, lockets, crimps, tools, displays, glass, plastic, filigree, charms, settings… !!! And all are organized by category, to make your browsing a whole lot easier.
A visit to this amazing, massive establishment can be overwhelming, as there is just so much to choose from, and you have to buy everything in bulk. The deals are amazing too, so it’s easy to spend waaaaay more than you planned. Come with a list! You’ll thank me later.
If you’re a bead and wire whore like me, you won’t be disappointed. :-)