A bearing ball is made from ceramet with following weight percentages of nickel powder 15-25%, molybdenum powder 5-15%, and titanium carbide nitride powder as the rest. The process of the bearing ball comprises mixer-granulating raw powders on a tumbling ball mill by using absolute ethyl alcohol as mixing agent, adopting 6:1of ball-to-powder weight ratio, mixing powders for 48h, and granulating 40 meshes by rubbing a sieve, and then pressed green compacts on a hydraulic press through adopting a steel die with green compact density of 2.5-3.0g/cm3, shaping on a cool isostatic press with 200MPa of isostatic cool pressing pressure for 2 min, sintering on an atmosphere pressure sintering furnace with 1400-1450 DEG C of sintering temperature for 1-1.5h, using 1.5-3 MPa of the atmosphere pressure. The bearing ball which is made from ceramet is significantly superior to the traditional bearing steel material under the conditions with high speed, high temperature and corrosion, and is obviously superior to silicon nitride ceramics material in regard to manufacturing and processing costs and difficulty respect, which has spreading application space in operating modes with high speed, high temperature, corrosion and the like.