
2FC109: CZ FACET RD Opaque Black 2MM-800PC
These 2mm Preciosa Ornela fire polished faceted rounds in opaque black come 800 pieces to a pack — a serious quantity of a workhorse bead that earns its place in nearly any dark or neutral palette. Czech glass fire polishing gives each tiny round its crisp facets and consistent shape, so your finished work looks intentional and refined.
The opaque finish means pure, light-blocking black — no translucency, no variation, just a solid and assertive color that holds its depth whether it catches light on a facet or sits in shadow.
Specifications
- Size: 02mm
- Color: Opaque Black (opaque)
- Finish: Opaque
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 800 Pieces
What to make with them
At 2mm, these are ideal for fine bead embroidery where you need a precise dark accent without bulk, and they work equally well strung as spacers between larger focal beads in necklace or bracelet work. The small scale and high bead count also make them a go-to for dense peyote or brick stitch projects where consistent coverage and color saturation matter.
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Description
These 2mm Preciosa Ornela fire polished faceted rounds in opaque black come 800 pieces to a pack — a serious quantity of a workhorse bead that earns its place in nearly any dark or neutral palette. Czech glass fire polishing gives each tiny round its crisp facets and consistent shape, so your finished work looks intentional and refined.
The opaque finish means pure, light-blocking black — no translucency, no variation, just a solid and assertive color that holds its depth whether it catches light on a facet or sits in shadow.
Specifications
- Size: 02mm
- Color: Opaque Black (opaque)
- Finish: Opaque
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 800 Pieces
What to make with them
At 2mm, these are ideal for fine bead embroidery where you need a precise dark accent without bulk, and they work equally well strung as spacers between larger focal beads in necklace or bracelet work. The small scale and high bead count also make them a go-to for dense peyote or brick stitch projects where consistent coverage and color saturation matter.











