14SD256R: DB709 DELICA BEAD Dark TOPAZ 11/0 - 9GM
Miyuki DB709 Delica beads in Dark Topaz bring a rich, warm brown-gold tone to your work in the reliable 11/0 Delica format — precision tube-cut in Japan for the tight uniformity that makes patterned and loom work genuinely satisfying. This 9g package gives you a solid working supply of a color that earns its bestseller status.
The transparent finish lets light move through the glass, giving the dark topaz tone depth and a glassy warmth rather than a flat, opaque read.
Specifications
- Size: 11/0
- Color: DB709 DELICA Dark TOPAZ (transparent)
- Finish: Transparent
- Material: Glass, made in Japan
- Quantity: 9g
What to make with them
Their consistent cylindrical shape makes these a natural choice for brickstitch and peyote graphs where color alignment matters — think geometric motifs, southwestern-inspired bands, or detailed tapestry cuffs. They also work well threaded into kumihimo braids or woven into loom pieces where you want that earthy, moody warmth running through the pattern.
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Description
Miyuki DB709 Delica beads in Dark Topaz bring a rich, warm brown-gold tone to your work in the reliable 11/0 Delica format — precision tube-cut in Japan for the tight uniformity that makes patterned and loom work genuinely satisfying. This 9g package gives you a solid working supply of a color that earns its bestseller status.
The transparent finish lets light move through the glass, giving the dark topaz tone depth and a glassy warmth rather than a flat, opaque read.
Specifications
- Size: 11/0
- Color: DB709 DELICA Dark TOPAZ (transparent)
- Finish: Transparent
- Material: Glass, made in Japan
- Quantity: 9g
What to make with them
Their consistent cylindrical shape makes these a natural choice for brickstitch and peyote graphs where color alignment matters — think geometric motifs, southwestern-inspired bands, or detailed tapestry cuffs. They also work well threaded into kumihimo braids or woven into loom pieces where you want that earthy, moody warmth running through the pattern.
