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37FC9001: CZ FC Oval Mix Topaz/gray/aqua 7x9mm 300PC

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37FC9001: CZ FC Oval Mix Topaz/gray/aqua 7x9mm 300PC

These 7x9mm fire polished oval beads from Preciosa Ornela come in a 300-piece mix of topaz, gray, and aqua — a ready-curated palette that spans warm earth tones and cool coastal hues in one bag.

The assortment pulls together multiple finishes and opacities, so you'll find a lively mix of surface treatments across the topaz, gray, and aqua colorways rather than a single uniform look.

Specifications

  • Size: 09mm
  • Color: FC Mix Topaz/gray/aqua (mixed)
  • Finish: Mixed
  • Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 300 Pieces

What to make with them

The oval shape and fire polished faceting make these well-suited for strung necklaces and multi-strand bracelets where the varied finishes create natural rhythm and movement. They also work beautifully as focal or accent beads in bead embroidery, where you can pull specific colors from the mix to build a controlled palette.

$4.77

Original: $13.64

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37FC9001: CZ FC Oval Mix Topaz/gray/aqua 7x9mm 300PC—

$13.64

$4.77

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These 7x9mm fire polished oval beads from Preciosa Ornela come in a 300-piece mix of topaz, gray, and aqua — a ready-curated palette that spans warm earth tones and cool coastal hues in one bag.

The assortment pulls together multiple finishes and opacities, so you'll find a lively mix of surface treatments across the topaz, gray, and aqua colorways rather than a single uniform look.

Specifications

  • Size: 09mm
  • Color: FC Mix Topaz/gray/aqua (mixed)
  • Finish: Mixed
  • Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 300 Pieces

What to make with them

The oval shape and fire polished faceting make these well-suited for strung necklaces and multi-strand bracelets where the varied finishes create natural rhythm and movement. They also work beautifully as focal or accent beads in bead embroidery, where you can pull specific colors from the mix to build a controlled palette.