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36TI815-FR: CZ Dracula Bead 2-hole Silver 4x6mm-50PC

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36TI815-FR: CZ Dracula Bead 2-hole Silver 4x6mm-50PC

The Estrela Dracula bead is a 4x6mm two-hole Czech glass bead with a fully opaque, metal-like silver finish — 50 pieces of structured, architectural glass that means business. That dual-hole design opens up serious design possibilities for weavers and bead artists who want movement and dimension built right into the component.

The metallic silver finish reads like plated metal — solid, sleek, and thoroughly opaque, with none of the translucency that softens a design when you specifically don't want it softened.

Specifications

  • Size: 06mm
  • Color: Dracula Silver (mixed)
  • Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 50 Pieces

What to make with them

Use these in right-angle weave or two-hole ladder stitch to build rigid, geometric panels with an industrial or Art Deco edge, or incorporate them as repeating connectors in multi-strand bracelets where that second hole lets you lock rows together cleanly. They're also a natural fit for Gothic or Victorian-inspired statement pieces where a hard, silvery surface anchors darker seed bead or crystal work.

$2.58
36TI815-FR: CZ Dracula Bead 2-hole Silver 4x6mm-50PC—
$2.58

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The Estrela Dracula bead is a 4x6mm two-hole Czech glass bead with a fully opaque, metal-like silver finish — 50 pieces of structured, architectural glass that means business. That dual-hole design opens up serious design possibilities for weavers and bead artists who want movement and dimension built right into the component.

The metallic silver finish reads like plated metal — solid, sleek, and thoroughly opaque, with none of the translucency that softens a design when you specifically don't want it softened.

Specifications

  • Size: 06mm
  • Color: Dracula Silver (mixed)
  • Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 50 Pieces

What to make with them

Use these in right-angle weave or two-hole ladder stitch to build rigid, geometric panels with an industrial or Art Deco edge, or incorporate them as repeating connectors in multi-strand bracelets where that second hole lets you lock rows together cleanly. They're also a natural fit for Gothic or Victorian-inspired statement pieces where a hard, silvery surface anchors darker seed bead or crystal work.