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43FC109: CZ FC Drop Jet Black 5x7mm 400PC

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43FC109: CZ FC Drop Jet Black 5x7mm 400PC

These 5x7mm jet black fire polished Czech glass drops from Preciosa Ornela come 400 pieces to a pack, giving you serious working quantity of a shape that earns its place in any serious maker's rotation. The opaque finish and faceted surface combine the weight of solid color with the light-catching geometry fire polishing is known for.

Fully opaque jet black glass that blocks light completely — what you see is a deep, faceted void of color with no translucency softening the edges.

Specifications

  • Size: 07mm
  • Color: FC Jet Black (opaque)
  • Finish: Opaque
  • Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 400 Pieces

What to make with them

The teardrop silhouette makes these a natural for earring drops and fringe work, where the facets catch movement and the opaque black reads with strong graphic contrast. They're equally at home stitched into Victorian-inspired collars, strung in graduated necklaces, or used as accent drops in bead weaving patterns that call for a bold, dark anchor bead.

$13.73
43FC109: CZ FC Drop Jet Black 5x7mm 400PC—
$13.73

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These 5x7mm jet black fire polished Czech glass drops from Preciosa Ornela come 400 pieces to a pack, giving you serious working quantity of a shape that earns its place in any serious maker's rotation. The opaque finish and faceted surface combine the weight of solid color with the light-catching geometry fire polishing is known for.

Fully opaque jet black glass that blocks light completely — what you see is a deep, faceted void of color with no translucency softening the edges.

Specifications

  • Size: 07mm
  • Color: FC Jet Black (opaque)
  • Finish: Opaque
  • Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 400 Pieces

What to make with them

The teardrop silhouette makes these a natural for earring drops and fringe work, where the facets catch movement and the opaque black reads with strong graphic contrast. They're equally at home stitched into Victorian-inspired collars, strung in graduated necklaces, or used as accent drops in bead weaving patterns that call for a bold, dark anchor bead.