30CA512-TR: CZ Candy Oval 2HOLE CRY AB 4x6mm 50PC
Preciosa Ornela's 4x6mm Crystal AB Candy Oval two-hole beads give you a rounded, lentil-like oval shape with two parallel holes — a geometry that opens up layered, dimensional beadwork that a single-hole bead simply can't achieve. Each pack contains 50 pieces of Czech glass with a strong AB coating over crystal.
The AB finish throws a shifting multi-color iridescence across the crystal base, ranging from the classic rainbow flash of a standard AB to a deeper, oil-slick iris — expect real color play that changes with the light and the angle.
Specifications
- Size: 06mm
- Color: 2HOLE CRY AB
- Finish: Rainbow/A.B./Iris
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 50 Pieces
What to make with them
The dual holes make these a natural fit for two-hole techniques like Cabochon, SuperDuo-style flat peyote panels, and structured bead-weaving frames where you want a chunkier oval focal element. They also work well strung in alternating orientations on multi-strand bracelets, letting the iridescence catch light from different directions.
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Description
Preciosa Ornela's 4x6mm Crystal AB Candy Oval two-hole beads give you a rounded, lentil-like oval shape with two parallel holes — a geometry that opens up layered, dimensional beadwork that a single-hole bead simply can't achieve. Each pack contains 50 pieces of Czech glass with a strong AB coating over crystal.
The AB finish throws a shifting multi-color iridescence across the crystal base, ranging from the classic rainbow flash of a standard AB to a deeper, oil-slick iris — expect real color play that changes with the light and the angle.
Specifications
- Size: 06mm
- Color: 2HOLE CRY AB
- Finish: Rainbow/A.B./Iris
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 50 Pieces
What to make with them
The dual holes make these a natural fit for two-hole techniques like Cabochon, SuperDuo-style flat peyote panels, and structured bead-weaving frames where you want a chunkier oval focal element. They also work well strung in alternating orientations on multi-strand bracelets, letting the iridescence catch light from different directions.
