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11SB854-C: CZ Seed Bead True Cut Metallic Gold 11/0 6HK

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11SB854-C: CZ Seed Bead True Cut Metallic Gold 11/0 6HK

Preciosa Ornela 11/0 True Cut seed beads in Metallic Gold come six hanks deep, giving you serious working quantity of a Bohemian glass bead that earns its place in any technique-driven project. The true-cut faceting — made by cutting a glass tube rather than fire-polishing — catches light at sharp angles that a standard round rocaille simply can't match.

The solid metallic surface delivers a strong, consistent gold shine with the kind of warm, rich depth that reads as glam under bright light and earthy-luxe in softer settings.

Specifications

  • Size: 11/0
  • Color: Metallic Gold (mixed)
  • Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 6 Hanks

What to make with them

Use them in loom or off-loom beadweaving — peyote, brick stitch, or herringbone — where the facets create a subtly textured, light-scattering surface across flat panels and ropes. They're equally at home strung or woven into fringe work for earrings and necklace drops, where each cut bead catches movement and throws that metallic flash.

$38.60
11SB854-C: CZ Seed Bead True Cut Metallic Gold 11/0 6HK—
$38.60

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Preciosa Ornela 11/0 True Cut seed beads in Metallic Gold come six hanks deep, giving you serious working quantity of a Bohemian glass bead that earns its place in any technique-driven project. The true-cut faceting — made by cutting a glass tube rather than fire-polishing — catches light at sharp angles that a standard round rocaille simply can't match.

The solid metallic surface delivers a strong, consistent gold shine with the kind of warm, rich depth that reads as glam under bright light and earthy-luxe in softer settings.

Specifications

  • Size: 11/0
  • Color: Metallic Gold (mixed)
  • Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 6 Hanks

What to make with them

Use them in loom or off-loom beadweaving — peyote, brick stitch, or herringbone — where the facets create a subtly textured, light-scattering surface across flat panels and ropes. They're equally at home strung or woven into fringe work for earrings and necklace drops, where each cut bead catches movement and throws that metallic flash.