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13SB122-CLR: CZ SB Charlotte Yellow 13/0 10GM Tube

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13SB122-CLR: CZ SB Charlotte Yellow 13/0 10GM Tube

Preciosa Ornela 13/0 Charlotte seed beads in opaque yellow — the single-cut facet that defines this style catches light in a way a standard round simply can't, giving your work a subtle sparkle without any metallic finish. At size 13/0, these tiny Czech glass beads pack serious detail into fine needlework, tambour, and micro-scale bead weaving.

The opaque finish delivers a solid, non-translucent yellow — saturated and graphic, with no light bleeding through to muddy the color.

Specifications

  • Size: 13/0
  • Color: SB Charlotte Yellow (opaque)
  • Finish: Opaque
  • Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 10g

What to make with them

Their small size and single facet make 13/0 Charlottes a go-to for adding texture and light-catch to peyote or brick stitch edges, and they've long been a favorite for traditional Native American beadwork and fine embroidery where a round seed bead would feel too flat.

$1.10

Original: $3.15

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13SB122-CLR: CZ SB Charlotte Yellow 13/0 10GM Tube—

$3.15

$1.10

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Preciosa Ornela 13/0 Charlotte seed beads in opaque yellow — the single-cut facet that defines this style catches light in a way a standard round simply can't, giving your work a subtle sparkle without any metallic finish. At size 13/0, these tiny Czech glass beads pack serious detail into fine needlework, tambour, and micro-scale bead weaving.

The opaque finish delivers a solid, non-translucent yellow — saturated and graphic, with no light bleeding through to muddy the color.

Specifications

  • Size: 13/0
  • Color: SB Charlotte Yellow (opaque)
  • Finish: Opaque
  • Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 10g

What to make with them

Their small size and single facet make 13/0 Charlottes a go-to for adding texture and light-catch to peyote or brick stitch edges, and they've long been a favorite for traditional Native American beadwork and fine embroidery where a round seed bead would feel too flat.