34FC9006R: CZ Faceted Oval Topaz Mix 5x7mm-50PC
These Preciosa Ornela fire polished glass ovals come in a topaz mix — 50 faceted 5x7mm pieces in an assortment of finishes and opacities that span the warm amber-to-brown spectrum. When you want tonal variety without hunting down individual colorways, a curated mix does the work for you.
The assortment pulls together multiple finishes and opacities, so you'll find everything from glassy transparent topaz tones to richer, more opaque or surface-treated versions — earthy and warm throughout, with enough variation to keep a piece visually interesting.
Specifications
- Size: 07mm
- Color: Topaz Mix (mixed)
- Finish: Mixed
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 50 Pieces
What to make with them
The 5x7mm oval shape is a natural fit for strung necklaces and earring drops where the facets catch light along the length of each bead. They also work well as feature beads in bead-woven bezels or as spacers between larger focal elements in Southwestern- or boho-inspired designs.
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Description
These Preciosa Ornela fire polished glass ovals come in a topaz mix — 50 faceted 5x7mm pieces in an assortment of finishes and opacities that span the warm amber-to-brown spectrum. When you want tonal variety without hunting down individual colorways, a curated mix does the work for you.
The assortment pulls together multiple finishes and opacities, so you'll find everything from glassy transparent topaz tones to richer, more opaque or surface-treated versions — earthy and warm throughout, with enough variation to keep a piece visually interesting.
Specifications
- Size: 07mm
- Color: Topaz Mix (mixed)
- Finish: Mixed
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 50 Pieces
What to make with them
The 5x7mm oval shape is a natural fit for strung necklaces and earring drops where the facets catch light along the length of each bead. They also work well as feature beads in bead-woven bezels or as spacers between larger focal elements in Southwestern- or boho-inspired designs.
