
3FC560-G:Cz Facet Rd Aqua Opal Honey Gold 3mm
These 3mm Preciosa Ornela fire polished rounds in Aqua Opal Honey Gold bring together a cool aqua base and a Picasso Marbled finish in a tiny, faceted package that punches well above its size. The high-durability finish is permanent, so the character you see now is the character you'll have long after the piece is finished.
The Picasso Marbled treatment lays a speckled, stone-like surface over the aqua opal glass, giving each bead an aged, earthy quality — think sea glass that's been tumbled alongside river stones.
Specifications
- Size: 03mm
- Color: Aqua Opal Honey Gold (opaque)
- Finish: Picasso Marbled or Stone Look
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
What to make with them
At 3mm, these fire polished rounds are a natural fit for dense peyote or brick stitch work where the faceted surface catches light across a tight weave, and they shine as spacers or accent beads in strung jewelry where you want an organic, textural counterpoint to smoother focal pieces.
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Description
These 3mm Preciosa Ornela fire polished rounds in Aqua Opal Honey Gold bring together a cool aqua base and a Picasso Marbled finish in a tiny, faceted package that punches well above its size. The high-durability finish is permanent, so the character you see now is the character you'll have long after the piece is finished.
The Picasso Marbled treatment lays a speckled, stone-like surface over the aqua opal glass, giving each bead an aged, earthy quality — think sea glass that's been tumbled alongside river stones.
Specifications
- Size: 03mm
- Color: Aqua Opal Honey Gold (opaque)
- Finish: Picasso Marbled or Stone Look
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
What to make with them
At 3mm, these fire polished rounds are a natural fit for dense peyote or brick stitch work where the faceted surface catches light across a tight weave, and they shine as spacers or accent beads in strung jewelry where you want an organic, textural counterpoint to smoother focal pieces.











