15SD854-LCR: DBSC-0034 Delica Hex LT 24 Karat Gold Plate 15/0 - 5GM
Miyuki's 15/0 Hex Cut Delicas in 24 Karat Gold Plate bring genuine precious-metal plating to one of the most precise seed beads made in Japan — each tiny tube is cut to catch light at every angle. At 1.4–1.5 mm, these deliver serious gold impact in fine-scale peyote, loom work, and embroidery without the bulk of larger beads.
The 24k gold plating lays down a rich, warm gold tone with the depth of real precious metal — classic and luxe without veering into costume territory.
Specifications
- Size: 15/0
- Color: Browns, Tans, and Golds
- Finish: 24 Karat Gold Plate
- Material: Glass, made in Japan
- Quantity: 5g
What to make with them
Their hex-cut profile makes them especially effective in off-loom stitches like peyote and herringbone, where the faceted edges create a subtle woven shimmer that round beads can't match. They're also a go-to for goldwork-style embroidery borders, Art Deco geometric patterns, and adding fine metallic detail to bead-woven jewelry.
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Description
Miyuki's 15/0 Hex Cut Delicas in 24 Karat Gold Plate bring genuine precious-metal plating to one of the most precise seed beads made in Japan — each tiny tube is cut to catch light at every angle. At 1.4–1.5 mm, these deliver serious gold impact in fine-scale peyote, loom work, and embroidery without the bulk of larger beads.
The 24k gold plating lays down a rich, warm gold tone with the depth of real precious metal — classic and luxe without veering into costume territory.
Specifications
- Size: 15/0
- Color: Browns, Tans, and Golds
- Finish: 24 Karat Gold Plate
- Material: Glass, made in Japan
- Quantity: 5g
What to make with them
Their hex-cut profile makes them especially effective in off-loom stitches like peyote and herringbone, where the faceted edges create a subtle woven shimmer that round beads can't match. They're also a go-to for goldwork-style embroidery borders, Art Deco geometric patterns, and adding fine metallic detail to bead-woven jewelry.
