14SD396-T: DB108 Delica TR Luster Light Amethyst 11/0 - 100GM
Miyuki DB108 Delica 11/0 beads in Transparent Luster Light Amethyst come in a generous 100g bulk quantity — precision tube-cut Japanese glass that gives you the uniform cylinder shape and consistent sizing serious bead weavers rely on for tight, even stitch work.
The light amethyst glass lets color show through clearly while the luster coating lays a soft, glassy glow over the surface — cool violet tone with just enough shimmer to catch the light without overpowering a design.
Specifications
- Size: 11/0
- Color: Purples (transparent)
- Finish: Transparent/Luster
- Material: Glass, made in Japan
- Quantity: 100g
What to make with them
These Delicas are built for loom weaving, peyote, and brick stitch where hole alignment and bead-to-bead consistency matter most — the light, airy color reads well in gradient fades, floral motifs, and bridal or fairycore-inspired pieces where a gentle violet note does the heavy lifting.
Original: $42.33
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Description
Miyuki DB108 Delica 11/0 beads in Transparent Luster Light Amethyst come in a generous 100g bulk quantity — precision tube-cut Japanese glass that gives you the uniform cylinder shape and consistent sizing serious bead weavers rely on for tight, even stitch work.
The light amethyst glass lets color show through clearly while the luster coating lays a soft, glassy glow over the surface — cool violet tone with just enough shimmer to catch the light without overpowering a design.
Specifications
- Size: 11/0
- Color: Purples (transparent)
- Finish: Transparent/Luster
- Material: Glass, made in Japan
- Quantity: 100g
What to make with them
These Delicas are built for loom weaving, peyote, and brick stitch where hole alignment and bead-to-bead consistency matter most — the light, airy color reads well in gradient fades, floral motifs, and bridal or fairycore-inspired pieces where a gentle violet note does the heavy lifting.
