Diamond Painting Wholesale Supplier review · updated 2026-11-14
Crystal Art Painting sits at the glassier end of the market: crystal-style drills with a hard finish, boxed presentation that survives a gift bag, and artwork chosen to look good framed. Trade buyers get forty-kit minimums, gift-ready packaging as standard rather than as an upgrade, and shelf-ready cartons. The kits cost more per unit than commodity stock, and the drills are heavier so freight is slightly higher. In a gift shop where the customer is buying for someone else and will not open the box, presentation is the product - and that is exactly what you are paying for here.
Wholesale profiles are scored on the terms that decide whether an order makes money: the published minimum, how the tier breaks are structured, whether stock is real or nominal, how freight and cartons are quoted, and how quickly a trade account actually ships. Reader reviews from shop owners, market traders and marketplace sellers carry the most weight here, because they describe the repeat order rather than the first one - and repeat orders are where trade suppliers show their true organisation.
Prices, minimums and shipping terms change frequently. Treat the figures above as an indication and confirm current terms with the business directly. Read the full review methodology.
The rep answered a long list of questions in one email instead of ten short ones. They keep a hold on stock for regulars, which is not something I expected. Reliable enough to plan a season around.
We moved to them after our old supplier started substituting designs without asking. Blind shipping included our own packing slip, correctly branded. Would recommend to anyone starting at small volume.
Stock on the popular lines was genuinely available rather than showing as backorder after payment. Ordered a hundred units ahead of a Christmas market and they arrived with two weeks to spare. This is now our default trade supplier for the category.
The pallet arrived banded and shrink-wrapped properly, so nothing had moved in transit. Opened an account for our second shop and the pricing was the same as the first, no games. No complaints, and in this business that is a compliment.
I wanted a simple trade account and got a project. Stock counts on the site disagreed with the warehouse, and the warehouse won. Not a first choice, a reasonable second.
Order confirmation listed every SKU and quantity, which sounds basic until you have worked with suppliers who do not. Their dropship arrangement means I never touch the stock, which changed my whole operation. The sort of supplier you stop thinking about.
My first order was a test of nine designs, all nine sold through, and all nine reordered. Short-bag replacements were sent without an argument or a form. Worth opening an account even at small volume.
Unit costs left enough margin to sell at a fair retail price and still make it worth doing. They flagged a stock issue before I paid rather than after. Our stock problems stopped when we switched.
I run a small market stall and this is the first supplier whose minimums did not price me out. Cartons were configured the way my freight forwarder wanted, first time. Consistent on price and on dispatch.
Say what you bought or ordered, what arrived, and whether you would do it again. Specific detail is more useful than a score on its own. Reviews are published unedited apart from length.
Published minimums start at 40 kits. Tier pricing usually kicks in above the first break, so ask for the full price list rather than ordering at the base tier.
Typical turnaround is quoted at 8-16 days for stock designs. Confirm stock on the specific SKUs before planning a promotion.
Mixed cartons and blind-ship options are usually available, but ask in writing which label and packing slip options are included at your tier.