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34CA313-WA: CZ Candy Oval Two Hole White Wedding 10x12mm 12PC

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34CA313-WA: CZ Candy Oval Two Hole White Wedding 10x12mm 12PC

Preciosa Ornela's Candy Oval two-hole beads give you a chunky 10x12mm oval with two parallel holes, opening up stitching and weaving paths that a single-hole bead simply can't offer. Each package contains 12 pieces of Czech glass made in Bohemia, Czechia.

The White Wedding colorway carries an opaque base topped with a pearly luster coating, giving the glass a soft, luminous glow rather than a flat matte finish — note that surface luster finishes can wear with heavy use over time.

Specifications

  • Size: 12mm
  • Color: White Wedding
  • Finish: Opaque/Luster
  • Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 12 Pieces

What to make with them

The dual holes make these a natural fit for two-hole stitching techniques like Ndebele ladder work, SuperDuo-style peyote, or bar-link connectors in bridal and romantic jewelry. Their substantial oval shape also works well as a focal repeat in woven cuffs or as structured connectors in kumihimo braids where you want a clean, architectural element.

$3.00
34CA313-WA: CZ Candy Oval Two Hole White Wedding 10x12mm 12PC—
$3.00

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Preciosa Ornela's Candy Oval two-hole beads give you a chunky 10x12mm oval with two parallel holes, opening up stitching and weaving paths that a single-hole bead simply can't offer. Each package contains 12 pieces of Czech glass made in Bohemia, Czechia.

The White Wedding colorway carries an opaque base topped with a pearly luster coating, giving the glass a soft, luminous glow rather than a flat matte finish — note that surface luster finishes can wear with heavy use over time.

Specifications

  • Size: 12mm
  • Color: White Wedding
  • Finish: Opaque/Luster
  • Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 12 Pieces

What to make with them

The dual holes make these a natural fit for two-hole stitching techniques like Ndebele ladder work, SuperDuo-style peyote, or bar-link connectors in bridal and romantic jewelry. Their substantial oval shape also works well as a focal repeat in woven cuffs or as structured connectors in kumihimo braids where you want a clean, architectural element.