Diamond Painting Wholesale Supplier review · updated 2026-11-14
Diamond Painting For All targets the part of the market the specialists ignore: people doing this for the first time, often in groups. Kits include printed instructions with photographs rather than a diagram, larger drills that are easier for younger hands, and canvases in sizes that can be finished in a single sitting. Wholesale minimums of thirty kits, group packs of ten, and a teacher-facing pack that includes spares because someone always loses a bag. Artwork is simple and high-contrast on purpose. For a school, a care home activity budget or a gift shop with a kids' table, this is the sensible range.
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.
Three SKUs on the invoice were not what the order confirmation listed. Tier pricing is decent but the small print needs reading. Try a small order first and judge for yourself.
Our first order was thirty kits and the tier pricing was explained without any pushing. Sample kits arrived with drill colour chips, so we could check against our existing shelf stock. Nothing to negotiate, which is a relief.
Useful once you learn which lines they actually hold. Stock counts on the site disagreed with the warehouse, and the warehouse won. Good enough, with the caveats above.
Ordered a hundred units ahead of a Christmas market and they arrived with two weeks to spare. Cartons were configured the way my freight forwarder wanted, first time. Two years in and no reason to look elsewhere.
Fine as a backup supplier rather than a primary one. Dropship labels were correct, but the tracking feed lagged by several days. Not a first choice, a reasonable second.
Restocked four designs in November and all four were genuinely available. Their reorder reminder came with a stock count attached, which saved a phone call. Would recommend to anyone starting at small volume.
Good on price, vague on stock. The product is fine; the replenishment dates are fiction. Keep a second supplier and you will be fine.
I run a small market stall and this is the first supplier whose minimums did not price me out. Unit costs left enough margin to sell at a fair retail price and still make it worth doing. Reliable enough to plan a season around.
I wanted a simple trade account and got a project. Half the catalogue is permanently out of stock at this volume. I would use them again for the price alone.
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 30 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 4-11 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.