
34FC296: CZ FC Oval TR LT Amethyst 5x7mm 600PC
Six hundred fire polished Czech glass ovals in light amethyst — that's a serious working supply of a shape that earns its place in finished jewelry. Preciosa Ornela's fire polishing gives each 5x7mm bead a faceted surface with a smooth, flame-finished sheen that catches light from every angle.
The transparent light amethyst lets light pass straight through the glass with no surface coating between you and the color — just clean, cool violet with natural depth and clarity.
Specifications
- Size: 07mm
- Color: FC TR Light Amethyst (transparent)
- Finish: Transparent
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 600 Pieces
What to make with them
The oval format works especially well strung as a main bead in necklaces and bracelets where the elongated silhouette adds movement, and the consistent 5x7mm size makes them reliable for bead weaving patterns — think right-angle weave or strung repeating sequences — where uniform dimensions matter.
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Description
Six hundred fire polished Czech glass ovals in light amethyst — that's a serious working supply of a shape that earns its place in finished jewelry. Preciosa Ornela's fire polishing gives each 5x7mm bead a faceted surface with a smooth, flame-finished sheen that catches light from every angle.
The transparent light amethyst lets light pass straight through the glass with no surface coating between you and the color — just clean, cool violet with natural depth and clarity.
Specifications
- Size: 07mm
- Color: FC TR Light Amethyst (transparent)
- Finish: Transparent
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 600 Pieces
What to make with them
The oval format works especially well strung as a main bead in necklaces and bracelets where the elongated silhouette adds movement, and the consistent 5x7mm size makes them reliable for bead weaving patterns — think right-angle weave or strung repeating sequences — where uniform dimensions matter.











