33TQ183-D: CZ Solo Bead OPQ Med Dk Green 2.5x5mm-150GM
These Preciosa Ornela Czech glass solo beads in medium dark green come in a generous 150g quantity, giving you serious working volume in a 2.5x5mm size that sits between a standard seed bead and a bugle for a distinctive elongated look. The opaque finish and rich, earthy green make them a go-to when you need color that reads boldly and consistently across a piece.
The opaque finish delivers a solid, non-translucent color — no light bleeding through, just a grounded, confident medium dark green that holds its own in graphic patterns and nature-inspired palettes.
Specifications
- Size: 02.5x05mm
- Color: Greens (opaque)
- Finish: Opaque
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 150g
What to make with them
Their tubular 2.5x5mm shape works well in loom and off-loom brickwork where the extra length adds texture and visual rhythm, and they're well-suited for fringe, herringbone columns, or mixed-size peyote panels where you want a bead that breaks up the uniformity of a standard round seed bead.
Original: $13.80
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Description
These Preciosa Ornela Czech glass solo beads in medium dark green come in a generous 150g quantity, giving you serious working volume in a 2.5x5mm size that sits between a standard seed bead and a bugle for a distinctive elongated look. The opaque finish and rich, earthy green make them a go-to when you need color that reads boldly and consistently across a piece.
The opaque finish delivers a solid, non-translucent color — no light bleeding through, just a grounded, confident medium dark green that holds its own in graphic patterns and nature-inspired palettes.
Specifications
- Size: 02.5x05mm
- Color: Greens (opaque)
- Finish: Opaque
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 150g
What to make with them
Their tubular 2.5x5mm shape works well in loom and off-loom brickwork where the extra length adds texture and visual rhythm, and they're well-suited for fringe, herringbone columns, or mixed-size peyote panels where you want a bead that breaks up the uniformity of a standard round seed bead.
