
16BN153: Bone Smooth Round Antique 16mm Average 20 Pieces
These 16mm smooth round bone beads from Mahashayji Exports come in sets of approximately 20 pieces, offering a substantial, natural material with the warm tonal variation that only real bone delivers.
Each bead falls somewhere in the browns, tans, and golds family, with the subtle streaking and shading inherent to natural bone giving every piece its own quiet character.
Specifications
- Size: 16mm
- Color: Bone Smooth Antique Average
- Material: Bone
- Quantity: 20 Pieces
What to make with them
At 16mm, these rounds have real presence — use them as focal or spacer beads in chunky boho necklaces, string them into a single-strand statement piece, or incorporate them into southwestern-inspired designs where natural materials do the heavy lifting.
Natural materials vary in color, pattern, and size. The beads you receive may differ slightly from the product photos — this is a characteristic of natural materials, not a defect.
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Description
These 16mm smooth round bone beads from Mahashayji Exports come in sets of approximately 20 pieces, offering a substantial, natural material with the warm tonal variation that only real bone delivers.
Each bead falls somewhere in the browns, tans, and golds family, with the subtle streaking and shading inherent to natural bone giving every piece its own quiet character.
Specifications
- Size: 16mm
- Color: Bone Smooth Antique Average
- Material: Bone
- Quantity: 20 Pieces
What to make with them
At 16mm, these rounds have real presence — use them as focal or spacer beads in chunky boho necklaces, string them into a single-strand statement piece, or incorporate them into southwestern-inspired designs where natural materials do the heavy lifting.
Natural materials vary in color, pattern, and size. The beads you receive may differ slightly from the product photos — this is a characteristic of natural materials, not a defect.











