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2FC958-MER: Czech FC Rd Silky Dark Copper True 2mm 100Pc

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2FC958-MER: Czech FC Rd Silky Dark Copper True 2mm 100Pc

These 2mm Preciosa Ornela fire polished rounds in Dark Copper come 100 pieces to a pack, giving you a refined, warm-toned accent bead that punches well above its small size. Bohemian glass craftsmanship in a silky opaque finish makes these a go-to for detailed work where color and texture need to carry the moment.

The silk finish gives the surface a soft, velvety warmth — less flashy than a full metallic, more depth than a matte, with a gentle inner glow that reads as rich and earthy rather than shiny.

Specifications

  • Size: 02mm
  • Color: FC Silky Dark Copper (opaque)
  • Finish: Silk
  • Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 100 Pieces

What to make with them

At 2mm, these fire polished rounds are well suited for bead embroidery fill work, as spacers between larger focal beads in strung pieces, or woven into peyote and brick stitch designs where a warm copper tone anchors the palette without competing with neighboring elements.

$3.18
2FC958-MER: Czech FC Rd Silky Dark Copper True 2mm 100Pc—
$3.18

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These 2mm Preciosa Ornela fire polished rounds in Dark Copper come 100 pieces to a pack, giving you a refined, warm-toned accent bead that punches well above its small size. Bohemian glass craftsmanship in a silky opaque finish makes these a go-to for detailed work where color and texture need to carry the moment.

The silk finish gives the surface a soft, velvety warmth — less flashy than a full metallic, more depth than a matte, with a gentle inner glow that reads as rich and earthy rather than shiny.

Specifications

  • Size: 02mm
  • Color: FC Silky Dark Copper (opaque)
  • Finish: Silk
  • Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 100 Pieces

What to make with them

At 2mm, these fire polished rounds are well suited for bead embroidery fill work, as spacers between larger focal beads in strung pieces, or woven into peyote and brick stitch designs where a warm copper tone anchors the palette without competing with neighboring elements.