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10SB853-RR: CZ Seed Bead Gold Iris Color #68388 10/0-1HK

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10SB853-RR: CZ Seed Bead Gold Iris Color #68388 10/0-1HK

Preciosa Ornela 10/0 Czech glass seed beads in Gold Iris #68388 come by the hank, cut from glass tube in Bohemia for the consistent sizing and reliable hole alignment serious beadwork demands. That iris finish shifts this gold into something with real depth — less 'plain gold', more 'found treasure'.

The solid metallic surface delivers strong, immediate shine with the rainbow iridescence of an iris finish layered over warm gold, landing somewhere between antique glamour and dragonfly wing.

Specifications

  • Size: 10/0
  • Color: Gold Iris Color #68388 (mixed)
  • 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 for peyote and brick stitch pieces where the metallic iris will catch light across every angle of a woven cuff or collar. They also work beautifully strung as accent rounds between larger focal beads in earthy, Southwestern, or Art Deco-influenced designs.

$13.60
10SB853-RR: CZ Seed Bead Gold Iris Color #68388 10/0-1HK—
$13.60

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Preciosa Ornela 10/0 Czech glass seed beads in Gold Iris #68388 come by the hank, cut from glass tube in Bohemia for the consistent sizing and reliable hole alignment serious beadwork demands. That iris finish shifts this gold into something with real depth — less 'plain gold', more 'found treasure'.

The solid metallic surface delivers strong, immediate shine with the rainbow iridescence of an iris finish layered over warm gold, landing somewhere between antique glamour and dragonfly wing.

Specifications

  • Size: 10/0
  • Color: Gold Iris Color #68388 (mixed)
  • 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 for peyote and brick stitch pieces where the metallic iris will catch light across every angle of a woven cuff or collar. They also work beautifully strung as accent rounds between larger focal beads in earthy, Southwestern, or Art Deco-influenced designs.