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3RH246-35: Preciosa Rosemontee Garnet Silver 3.5mm-144PC

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3RH246-35: Preciosa Rosemontee Garnet Silver 3.5mm-144PC

These are Preciosa Rosemontées — faceted crystal glass components set in a brass finding with two holes for sewing directly onto fabric or other surfaces. At 3.5mm and packed 144 pieces to a pack, they're the go-to when you want serious sparkle that stays put.

The transparent garnet glass is a rich, see-through red that lets light pass straight through, so the color shifts with whatever sits beneath it — deep and moody on dark fabrics, brighter and more jewel-like on light ones.

Specifications

  • Size: 3.5mm
  • Color: Rosemontee Garnet Silver (transparent)
  • Finish: Transparent
  • Material: Glass Crystal in Brass Setting, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 144 Pieces

What to make with them

Sew them in rows along jacket cuffs or collar edges for a structured, high-contrast trim, or scatter them across a velvet bodice for a look that reads as intentional rather than accidental. They're also well-suited to embroidered brooches and millinery work where a secure, flat-back attachment matters.

$5.95

Original: $17.00

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3RH246-35: Preciosa Rosemontee Garnet Silver 3.5mm-144PC—

$17.00

$5.95

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These are Preciosa Rosemontées — faceted crystal glass components set in a brass finding with two holes for sewing directly onto fabric or other surfaces. At 3.5mm and packed 144 pieces to a pack, they're the go-to when you want serious sparkle that stays put.

The transparent garnet glass is a rich, see-through red that lets light pass straight through, so the color shifts with whatever sits beneath it — deep and moody on dark fabrics, brighter and more jewel-like on light ones.

Specifications

  • Size: 3.5mm
  • Color: Rosemontee Garnet Silver (transparent)
  • Finish: Transparent
  • Material: Glass Crystal in Brass Setting, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 144 Pieces

What to make with them

Sew them in rows along jacket cuffs or collar edges for a structured, high-contrast trim, or scatter them across a velvet bodice for a look that reads as intentional rather than accidental. They're also well-suited to embroidered brooches and millinery work where a secure, flat-back attachment matters.