35FC9009: CZ FC Oval Mix #9009 11x8mm 300PC
This 300-piece assortment of Preciosa Ornela Czech glass fire polished ovals measures 11x8mm and gives you a ready-made palette of mixed colors and finishes to work with straight out of the bag. Fire polishing gives each bead its characteristic faceted brilliance and smooth, rounded profile.
The mix pulls together an assortment of multiple finishes and colors — so you'll find a range of opacities and surface effects across the lot, from glossy to matte to lustered, with no two handfuls looking quite the same.
Specifications
- Size: 11mm
- Color: FC Mix #9009 (mixed)
- Finish: Mixed
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 300 Pieces
What to make with them
The 11x8mm oval is a natural focal or accent bead for statement necklaces and chunky layered pieces where the varied colorway does the design work for you. They're also well-suited to eclectic earring drops and boho-style fringe work, where mixing finishes within a single piece reads as intentional rather than accidental.
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Description
This 300-piece assortment of Preciosa Ornela Czech glass fire polished ovals measures 11x8mm and gives you a ready-made palette of mixed colors and finishes to work with straight out of the bag. Fire polishing gives each bead its characteristic faceted brilliance and smooth, rounded profile.
The mix pulls together an assortment of multiple finishes and colors — so you'll find a range of opacities and surface effects across the lot, from glossy to matte to lustered, with no two handfuls looking quite the same.
Specifications
- Size: 11mm
- Color: FC Mix #9009 (mixed)
- Finish: Mixed
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 300 Pieces
What to make with them
The 11x8mm oval is a natural focal or accent bead for statement necklaces and chunky layered pieces where the varied colorway does the design work for you. They're also well-suited to eclectic earring drops and boho-style fringe work, where mixing finishes within a single piece reads as intentional rather than accidental.
