34CA512-T: CZ Candy Oval Two Hole Crystal AB 10x12mm 12PC
These Preciosa Ornela Czech glass Candy Oval two-hole beads measure 10x12mm and come 12 pieces per pack — a dual-hole oval that opens up layered stitching, linking, and multi-strand work that single-hole beads simply can't do. The AB finish delivers strong color play that shifts and catches light with every angle.
The Crystal AB coating lays a multi-color iridescent overcoat onto clear glass, ranging from classic AB shimmer to an oil-slick iris effect — the kind of finish that reads differently depending on the light source and the colors surrounding it.
Specifications
- Size: 12mm
- Color: Crystal AB
- Finish: Rainbow/A.B./Iris
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 12 Pieces
What to make with them
The two holes and oval shape make these naturals for CzechMates-style flat stitching, Ginko-inspired tile work, and component-based jewelry where you want a focal element with real dimension. Thread them in parallel on a beaded bracelet band or wire-wrap them as connectors in a statement necklace for that layered, shifting iridescence to do its best work.
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Description
These Preciosa Ornela Czech glass Candy Oval two-hole beads measure 10x12mm and come 12 pieces per pack — a dual-hole oval that opens up layered stitching, linking, and multi-strand work that single-hole beads simply can't do. The AB finish delivers strong color play that shifts and catches light with every angle.
The Crystal AB coating lays a multi-color iridescent overcoat onto clear glass, ranging from classic AB shimmer to an oil-slick iris effect — the kind of finish that reads differently depending on the light source and the colors surrounding it.
Specifications
- Size: 12mm
- Color: Crystal AB
- Finish: Rainbow/A.B./Iris
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 12 Pieces
What to make with them
The two holes and oval shape make these naturals for CzechMates-style flat stitching, Ginko-inspired tile work, and component-based jewelry where you want a focal element with real dimension. Thread them in parallel on a beaded bracelet band or wire-wrap them as connectors in a statement necklace for that layered, shifting iridescence to do its best work.
