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34FC296R: CZ Faceted Oval Trans LT Amethyst 5x7mm-50PC

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34FC296R: CZ Faceted Oval Trans LT Amethyst 5x7mm-50PC

These 5x7mm fire polished oval beads from Preciosa Ornela come in transparent light amethyst — a cool, understated violet that earns its place in a lot of project plans. You get 50 pieces, enough to work with seriously.

Light passes straight through the Czech glass, giving each facet a clean, glassy sparkle — the color reads as a soft, clear violet that shifts with the light rather than sitting flat.

Specifications

  • Size: 07mm
  • Color: Transparent Light Amethyst (transparent)
  • Finish: Transparent
  • Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 50 Pieces

What to make with them

The oval shape and faceted surface make these a natural fit for strung necklaces and earring drops where the silhouette does real work, and they play well as accent beads in bead weaving patterns like right-angle weave or peyote where a slightly larger focal element breaks up a field of seed beads.

$2.55
34FC296R: CZ Faceted Oval Trans LT Amethyst 5x7mm-50PC—
$2.55

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These 5x7mm fire polished oval beads from Preciosa Ornela come in transparent light amethyst — a cool, understated violet that earns its place in a lot of project plans. You get 50 pieces, enough to work with seriously.

Light passes straight through the Czech glass, giving each facet a clean, glassy sparkle — the color reads as a soft, clear violet that shifts with the light rather than sitting flat.

Specifications

  • Size: 07mm
  • Color: Transparent Light Amethyst (transparent)
  • Finish: Transparent
  • Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 50 Pieces

What to make with them

The oval shape and faceted surface make these a natural fit for strung necklaces and earring drops where the silhouette does real work, and they play well as accent beads in bead weaving patterns like right-angle weave or peyote where a slightly larger focal element breaks up a field of seed beads.