
42FC398-T: CZ FC Drop TR Amethyst Luster 5x7mm 300PC
These 5x7mm fire polished glass drops from Preciosa Ornela come 300 pieces to a pack, giving you serious working quantity in a teardrop silhouette that hangs beautifully from ear wires, fringe, and chain. The amethyst transparent luster finish pulls the color into cool violet territory with just enough depth to keep it interesting.
The luster overcoat lays a subtle pearly, oil-slick sheen over the transparent amethyst glass, so the bead glows from within while the surface catches light with a soft iridescent shimmer.
Specifications
- Size: 07mm
- Color: FC TR Amethyst Luster (transparent)
- Finish: Transparent/Luster
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 300 Pieces
What to make with them
Use them as drop earring components or fringe elements in beaded loom or peyote work where the tapered shape creates natural movement, or string them point-down along neckline edges and cuff bracelet borders for a classic Bohemian drape.
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Description
These 5x7mm fire polished glass drops from Preciosa Ornela come 300 pieces to a pack, giving you serious working quantity in a teardrop silhouette that hangs beautifully from ear wires, fringe, and chain. The amethyst transparent luster finish pulls the color into cool violet territory with just enough depth to keep it interesting.
The luster overcoat lays a subtle pearly, oil-slick sheen over the transparent amethyst glass, so the bead glows from within while the surface catches light with a soft iridescent shimmer.
Specifications
- Size: 07mm
- Color: FC TR Amethyst Luster (transparent)
- Finish: Transparent/Luster
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 300 Pieces
What to make with them
Use them as drop earring components or fringe elements in beaded loom or peyote work where the tapered shape creates natural movement, or string them point-down along neckline edges and cuff bracelet borders for a classic Bohemian drape.











