
10FC280-SR: CZ FACET RD Opal Sea Green 10mm-25PC
These 10mm fire polished faceted rounds from Preciosa Ornela deliver a generous, easy-to-work size in a sea green opal finish that's earned bestseller status for good reason. You get 25 pieces of Czech glass cut and tumbled to a smooth, light-catching faceted surface with a color that sits squarely between calm water and soft sage.
The opal finish gives the glass a milky, glowing translucency — color diffuses through the bead rather than sitting on the surface, so sea green reads as layered and soft rather than flat or glossy.
Specifications
- Size: 10mm
- Color: Opal Sea Green (translucent)
- Finish: Opal
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 25 Pieces
What to make with them
At 10mm these are substantial enough to anchor a strung necklace or bracelet on their own, and the faceting catches light well in wire-wrapped pendants and earrings. They also work beautifully as focal spacers between larger stones in mixed-media coastal or nature-themed designs.
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Description
These 10mm fire polished faceted rounds from Preciosa Ornela deliver a generous, easy-to-work size in a sea green opal finish that's earned bestseller status for good reason. You get 25 pieces of Czech glass cut and tumbled to a smooth, light-catching faceted surface with a color that sits squarely between calm water and soft sage.
The opal finish gives the glass a milky, glowing translucency — color diffuses through the bead rather than sitting on the surface, so sea green reads as layered and soft rather than flat or glossy.
Specifications
- Size: 10mm
- Color: Opal Sea Green (translucent)
- Finish: Opal
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 25 Pieces
What to make with them
At 10mm these are substantial enough to anchor a strung necklace or bracelet on their own, and the faceting catches light well in wire-wrapped pendants and earrings. They also work beautifully as focal spacers between larger stones in mixed-media coastal or nature-themed designs.











