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10SB164-TAR: CZ Seed Bead Solgel Turquoise Blue 10/0-1HK

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10SB164-TAR: CZ Seed Bead Solgel Turquoise Blue 10/0-1HK

Preciosa Ornela 10/0 seed beads in Sol-Gel Turquoise Blue come by the hank, cut from glass tube in Bohemia for the consistent sizing and smooth stringing that serious beaders count on. The Sol-Gel finish is rated at the highest durability level, making these a smart call for pieces that actually get worn.

The Sol-Gel process produces an opaque turquoise blue with a finish engineered for strong resistance to outdoor exposure and everyday wear — the color holds up, not just in the bead bowl but on the body.

Specifications

  • Size: 10/0
  • Color: Solgel Turquoise Blue (opaque)
  • Finish: Sol-Gel
  • Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 1 Hank

What to make with them

At 2.2–2.4 mm, these 10/0s are a go-to size for loom work, peyote, and brick stitch — try them in Southwestern-inspired geometric patterns or coastal-themed stringing projects where that turquoise tone can do real work alongside silver, copper, or natural shell.

$1.80

Original: $5.14

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10SB164-TAR: CZ Seed Bead Solgel Turquoise Blue 10/0-1HK—

$5.14

$1.80

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Description

Preciosa Ornela 10/0 seed beads in Sol-Gel Turquoise Blue come by the hank, cut from glass tube in Bohemia for the consistent sizing and smooth stringing that serious beaders count on. The Sol-Gel finish is rated at the highest durability level, making these a smart call for pieces that actually get worn.

The Sol-Gel process produces an opaque turquoise blue with a finish engineered for strong resistance to outdoor exposure and everyday wear — the color holds up, not just in the bead bowl but on the body.

Specifications

  • Size: 10/0
  • Color: Solgel Turquoise Blue (opaque)
  • Finish: Sol-Gel
  • Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 1 Hank

What to make with them

At 2.2–2.4 mm, these 10/0s are a go-to size for loom work, peyote, and brick stitch — try them in Southwestern-inspired geometric patterns or coastal-themed stringing projects where that turquoise tone can do real work alongside silver, copper, or natural shell.