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13SB112-CL: CZ Seed Bead Charlotte White 13/0 50GM

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13SB112-CL: CZ Seed Bead Charlotte White 13/0 50GM

Preciosa Ornela 13/0 Charlotte seed beads in opaque white, made in Bohemia from cut glass tube — each tiny bead carries a single facet that catches light with a quiet sparkle no round rocaille can match. At 50g, you're getting serious working quantity of one of the most refined sizes in Czech glass.

The opaque white finish delivers a solid, non-translucent surface — crisp and clean with no depth or glow, just a confident white that reads clearly in any design.

Specifications

  • Size: 13/0
  • Color: Charlotte White (opaque)
  • Finish: Opaque
  • Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 50g

What to make with them

Their single-cut facets and 1.6–1.8 mm size make 13/0 Charlottes ideal for adding texture and sheen to bead embroidery, where they're often used as accent rows between larger focal beads, or as the finishing edge on a peyote or brick stitch cuff. They're also a go-to for bridal and heirloom needlework where a white bead needs to look polished rather than plain.

$2.77

Original: $7.91

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13SB112-CL: CZ Seed Bead Charlotte White 13/0 50GM—

$7.91

$2.77

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Preciosa Ornela 13/0 Charlotte seed beads in opaque white, made in Bohemia from cut glass tube — each tiny bead carries a single facet that catches light with a quiet sparkle no round rocaille can match. At 50g, you're getting serious working quantity of one of the most refined sizes in Czech glass.

The opaque white finish delivers a solid, non-translucent surface — crisp and clean with no depth or glow, just a confident white that reads clearly in any design.

Specifications

  • Size: 13/0
  • Color: Charlotte White (opaque)
  • Finish: Opaque
  • Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 50g

What to make with them

Their single-cut facets and 1.6–1.8 mm size make 13/0 Charlottes ideal for adding texture and sheen to bead embroidery, where they're often used as accent rows between larger focal beads, or as the finishing edge on a peyote or brick stitch cuff. They're also a go-to for bridal and heirloom needlework where a white bead needs to look polished rather than plain.