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10SB156R: CZ Seed Bead Opaque Chocolate Brown 10/0-1HK

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10SB156R: CZ Seed Bead Opaque Chocolate Brown 10/0-1HK

Preciosa Ornela 10/0 seed beads in opaque chocolate brown come by the hank, giving you a generous supply of this rich, grounding neutral cut from Bohemian glass tubing. That deep brown reads as an anchor color — the kind that makes every other bead in a design settle into place.

The opaque finish delivers solid, non-translucent color with no light bleed, so the chocolate brown holds its depth whether you're working under studio lights or natural daylight.

Specifications

  • Size: 10/0
  • Color: Opaque Chocolate Brown (opaque)
  • Finish: Opaque
  • Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 1 Hank

What to make with them

Their 2.2–2.4 mm size makes them a natural fit for loom-woven bands, peyote cuffs, and brick-stitch earrings where a strong earthy tone builds graphic contrast against cream, rust, or turquoise. They're equally at home strung as a base layer in fringe work or woven into Native-inspired and Southwestern-style patterns where warm, matte-feeling earth tones do the heavy lifting.

$1.68

Original: $4.80

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10SB156R: CZ Seed Bead Opaque Chocolate Brown 10/0-1HK—

$4.80

$1.68

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Preciosa Ornela 10/0 seed beads in opaque chocolate brown come by the hank, giving you a generous supply of this rich, grounding neutral cut from Bohemian glass tubing. That deep brown reads as an anchor color — the kind that makes every other bead in a design settle into place.

The opaque finish delivers solid, non-translucent color with no light bleed, so the chocolate brown holds its depth whether you're working under studio lights or natural daylight.

Specifications

  • Size: 10/0
  • Color: Opaque Chocolate Brown (opaque)
  • Finish: Opaque
  • Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 1 Hank

What to make with them

Their 2.2–2.4 mm size makes them a natural fit for loom-woven bands, peyote cuffs, and brick-stitch earrings where a strong earthy tone builds graphic contrast against cream, rust, or turquoise. They're equally at home strung as a base layer in fringe work or woven into Native-inspired and Southwestern-style patterns where warm, matte-feeling earth tones do the heavy lifting.