
32FC9064R: CZ Faceted Oval Topaz/smoke Topaz/brown Swirl 4x6-50PC
These 6mm fire polished oval beads from Preciosa Ornela come in a 50-piece mix of topaz, smoke topaz, and brown swirl colorways — a ready-to-use palette of warm, earthy tones pulled straight from Bohemia, Czechia.
The mix pulls together multiple finishes and opacities, so each handful delivers variation — some beads catch light differently than others, giving the overall look depth and an organic, collected quality rather than a uniform repeat.
Specifications
- Size: 06mm
- Color: Topaz/smoke Topaz/brown Swirl 4x6 (mixed)
- Finish: Mixed
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 50 Pieces
What to make with them
The faceted 4x6mm oval shape works especially well for earrings and pendants where the elongated silhouette adds movement, and the tonal brown-and-smoke range lends itself naturally to stringing layered necklaces or weaving into peyote and right-angle weave projects with an earthy, moody palette.
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Description
These 6mm fire polished oval beads from Preciosa Ornela come in a 50-piece mix of topaz, smoke topaz, and brown swirl colorways — a ready-to-use palette of warm, earthy tones pulled straight from Bohemia, Czechia.
The mix pulls together multiple finishes and opacities, so each handful delivers variation — some beads catch light differently than others, giving the overall look depth and an organic, collected quality rather than a uniform repeat.
Specifications
- Size: 06mm
- Color: Topaz/smoke Topaz/brown Swirl 4x6 (mixed)
- Finish: Mixed
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 50 Pieces
What to make with them
The faceted 4x6mm oval shape works especially well for earrings and pendants where the elongated silhouette adds movement, and the tonal brown-and-smoke range lends itself naturally to stringing layered necklaces or weaving into peyote and right-angle weave projects with an earthy, moody palette.











