
33FC9009R: CZ Faceted Oval Mix #9009 10x7mm-25PC
These Preciosa Ornela fire polished glass ovals from Bohemia, Czechia come 25 pieces to a pack in a mixed assortment of colors and finishes — so every pack is its own little surprise. At 10x7mm, they're a substantial size that holds its own as a focal or accent without overwhelming a design.
The mix pulls together multiple finishes and opacities in one pack, so you'll get a varied spread rather than a uniform look — expect a range of surfaces and color tones that don't all behave the same way in the light.
Specifications
- Size: 10mm
- Color: Mix #9009 (mixed)
- Finish: Mixed
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 25 Pieces
What to make with them
Their oval shape and faceted fire polished surface make them well-suited for strung necklaces and earring drops where the cut catches movement, and the mixed nature of the pack lends itself to eclectic, maximalist pieces where intentional variety across beads is part of the design.
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Description
These Preciosa Ornela fire polished glass ovals from Bohemia, Czechia come 25 pieces to a pack in a mixed assortment of colors and finishes — so every pack is its own little surprise. At 10x7mm, they're a substantial size that holds its own as a focal or accent without overwhelming a design.
The mix pulls together multiple finishes and opacities in one pack, so you'll get a varied spread rather than a uniform look — expect a range of surfaces and color tones that don't all behave the same way in the light.
Specifications
- Size: 10mm
- Color: Mix #9009 (mixed)
- Finish: Mixed
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 25 Pieces
What to make with them
Their oval shape and faceted fire polished surface make them well-suited for strung necklaces and earring drops where the cut catches movement, and the mixed nature of the pack lends itself to eclectic, maximalist pieces where intentional variety across beads is part of the design.











