25TQ696-NR: CZ Infinity Neon Purple Matte 2x5mm-150PC
Estrela's 2x5mm Infinity beads in Neon Purple Matte give you 150 pieces of Czech glass two-hole beads in a shape built for structured, geometric beadwork. The UV-reactive finish means these shift in blacklight, adding a layer of visual drama that holds up whether you're working under studio lights or showing off your finished piece at a night event.
The pearl/neon finish lands as a matte neon purple with a soft luminous depth — not glossy, not flat, but somewhere in between that reads as rich and slightly otherworldly.
Specifications
- Size: 05mm
- Color: Infinity Neon Purple Matte
- Finish: Pearl/Neon
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 150 Pieces
What to make with them
The dual holes and elongated 2x5mm profile make these a natural fit for techniques like Ndebele herringbone, bead weaving with SuperDuos, or any two-hole loom work where you want clean geometric alignment. They're also well-suited for mixed-media jewelry where the UV reactivity becomes a deliberate design feature — think festival accessories or gothic bridal pieces that need to perform under blacklight.
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Description
Estrela's 2x5mm Infinity beads in Neon Purple Matte give you 150 pieces of Czech glass two-hole beads in a shape built for structured, geometric beadwork. The UV-reactive finish means these shift in blacklight, adding a layer of visual drama that holds up whether you're working under studio lights or showing off your finished piece at a night event.
The pearl/neon finish lands as a matte neon purple with a soft luminous depth — not glossy, not flat, but somewhere in between that reads as rich and slightly otherworldly.
Specifications
- Size: 05mm
- Color: Infinity Neon Purple Matte
- Finish: Pearl/Neon
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 150 Pieces
What to make with them
The dual holes and elongated 2x5mm profile make these a natural fit for techniques like Ndebele herringbone, bead weaving with SuperDuos, or any two-hole loom work where you want clean geometric alignment. They're also well-suited for mixed-media jewelry where the UV reactivity becomes a deliberate design feature — think festival accessories or gothic bridal pieces that need to perform under blacklight.
