
11SB165-CR: CZ Seed Bead True Cut Op Dark Turquoise Blue 11/0-1HK
Preciosa Ornela 11/0 True Cut seed beads in opaque dark turquoise blue come by the hank, giving you a serious working supply of one of the most versatile colors in a beader's palette. The True Cut process facets each tiny bead as it's formed from a glass tube, adding a subtle sparkle that a standard round rocaille simply can't match.
The opaque finish delivers a solid, non-translucent dark turquoise blue — saturated and graphic, with no light bleed, so the color reads clearly whether you're working in tight peyote or an open loom pattern.
Specifications
- Size: 11/0
- Color: Op Dark Turquoise Blue (opaque)
- Finish: Opaque
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 1 Hank
What to make with them
True Cut facets catch light beautifully in off-loom weaving techniques like brick stitch and peyote, making them a strong choice for Southwestern-inspired geometric designs or coastal beadwork where that teal-to-turquoise range does the heavy lifting. They're equally at home strung or woven into powwow-style regalia, where the opaque color holds its presence even in dense, layered compositions.
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Description
Preciosa Ornela 11/0 True Cut seed beads in opaque dark turquoise blue come by the hank, giving you a serious working supply of one of the most versatile colors in a beader's palette. The True Cut process facets each tiny bead as it's formed from a glass tube, adding a subtle sparkle that a standard round rocaille simply can't match.
The opaque finish delivers a solid, non-translucent dark turquoise blue — saturated and graphic, with no light bleed, so the color reads clearly whether you're working in tight peyote or an open loom pattern.
Specifications
- Size: 11/0
- Color: Op Dark Turquoise Blue (opaque)
- Finish: Opaque
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 1 Hank
What to make with them
True Cut facets catch light beautifully in off-loom weaving techniques like brick stitch and peyote, making them a strong choice for Southwestern-inspired geometric designs or coastal beadwork where that teal-to-turquoise range does the heavy lifting. They're equally at home strung or woven into powwow-style regalia, where the opaque color holds its presence even in dense, layered compositions.











