So how do I get a Quality Photo from taking photos of beaded jewelry?

That sort of blurriness is usually caused by a longer shutter speed and slight motion from the camera. It looks like you were holding the camera when they were taken. Try using a tripod to stabilize the camera instead of holding it. You could also prop the camera up on a stable surface if you don't have a tripod. Another thing you can do is use the camera's self timer to take the shot. Sometimes the slight motion from pressing the shutter release can make the camera shake a little bit. Raising the ISO settings a bit might help, too. If you have a camera that allows you to set aperture and shutter speed, try opening the aperture all the way and increase the shutter speed a bit. Faster shutter speeds mean the camera captures the image faster so there's less chance of blurring. Higher ISO settings would help here, too. I wouldn't go above around 800, though. Most cameras tend to take noisier (grainier) pictures above that point. And I would still use a tripod and the self timer or a remote release.

try to put some lights in different angles. If you want detailed pictures you have to make sure you have good quality of light

I woulod suggest that you buy some different colors of velvet and use for a background. You might also trying using a light box to avoid shadows and have more uniform light. You might try to get someone to model your pieces. You will not take their face but a bracelet on a wrist with a black velvet background might give you the effect you are looking for. Good luck.