
13SB156-C: CZ Seed Bead Charlotte True Cut Dark Brown 13/0 18HK
Preciosa Ornela 13/0 Charlotte True Cut seed beads in dark brown come in an 18-hank bulk quantity, giving serious beaders a working supply of one of the most light-catching small-scale beads made in Bohemia. The single-facet cut on each tiny bead creates a subtle sparkle that a standard round rocaille simply can't match.
The opaque finish delivers a solid, grounded dark brown with no translucency — rich and earthy, with just enough facet glint to keep it from reading flat.
Specifications
- Size: 13/0
- Color: Charlotte Dark Brown (opaque)
- Finish: Opaque
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 18 Hanks
What to make with them
Their 13/0 size and characteristic single cut make Charlottes ideal for fine needle weaving, peyote, and brickwork where you want texture and low-key shimmer without overwhelming a design — think detailed geometric panels, fringe tips, or as accent rows that add depth alongside larger seed beads. They're also a go-to for embroidery-style bead work on leather or fabric where a tight, even surface coverage matters.
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Description
Preciosa Ornela 13/0 Charlotte True Cut seed beads in dark brown come in an 18-hank bulk quantity, giving serious beaders a working supply of one of the most light-catching small-scale beads made in Bohemia. The single-facet cut on each tiny bead creates a subtle sparkle that a standard round rocaille simply can't match.
The opaque finish delivers a solid, grounded dark brown with no translucency — rich and earthy, with just enough facet glint to keep it from reading flat.
Specifications
- Size: 13/0
- Color: Charlotte Dark Brown (opaque)
- Finish: Opaque
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 18 Hanks
What to make with them
Their 13/0 size and characteristic single cut make Charlottes ideal for fine needle weaving, peyote, and brickwork where you want texture and low-key shimmer without overwhelming a design — think detailed geometric panels, fringe tips, or as accent rows that add depth alongside larger seed beads. They're also a go-to for embroidery-style bead work on leather or fabric where a tight, even surface coverage matters.











