A phone charm is one of the few branded objects a customer handles several times a day. That makes the Y312 Hand-Strung Beaded Phone Wrist Strap a quiet but persistent brand carrier — for retail ranges, corporate gifts and event merchandise alike.
A small accessory is a daily brand impression
Most promotional items live in a drawer. A phone wrist charm lives in the hand: checked a dozen times a day, seen in meetings, photographed next to coffee cups. The branding cost per impression is hard to beat, and a well-finished piece gets given onward as a gift — extending its reach.
The Y312 suits this role with Pearl & crystal beads.
Y312 Hand-Strung Beaded Phone Wrist Strap at a glance
The Y312 is a beaded wrist strap rather than a cord: simulated pearl and artificial crystal beads are strung by hand around a cat’s-eye and heart motif, then closed with zinc-alloy hardware and a stainless steel clip. The loop stays on your wrist and the clip holds the phone through its case, so the device cannot be dropped, lost or quietly lifted — and the same loop still carries keys, earphones, a compact camera or a work badge. The Y312 is held in 5 stock colourways: Champagne Gold, Deep Space Gray, Pearl White, Purple and Rose Gold.
| Materials | Pearl & crystal beads |
|---|---|
| Hardware | Zinc alloy |
| Colours | 5 stock |
| Stock colourways | 5 (Champagne Gold, Deep Space Gray, Pearl White, Purple, Rose Gold) |
| Availability | Stock styles in regular colourways are held in stock; custom specifications are quoted per project. |
Where a logo can go on the Y312
Placement options depend on the model's construction:
- Metal parts — laser engraving on buckles, charms and beads where the surface allows.
- Strap or cord — printing or woven detail on the webbing; silicone and bead surfaces take pad printing.
- Packaging — branded cards, boxes and gift sleeves, often the highest-visibility option for gifting programmes.
Which combination works best on the Y312 is confirmed per project by our sales team, together with minimum quantities and lead time.
What to prepare before requesting a branding quote
Three things make the first quotation accurate: vector artwork for the logo, the positions you want it to appear, and whether retail packaging is part of the brief. With those, we can confirm technique, sample cost and timing in one pass.
For the wider OEM process, see the China lanyard sourcing guide; the Y312 product page carries the full specification.
