47FC558-Q: CZ FC Drop Brown Iris AB 8x12mm 240PC
These 8x12mm fire polished glass drops from Preciosa Ornela come 240 pieces to a pack, giving you serious working quantity of a shape that earns its keep in earring and fringe designs. The drop silhouette paired with Bohemian fire polishing means each bead catches light from multiple faceted angles.
A transparent brown base carries a permanent iridescent rainbow AB coating that shifts through warm and cool tones as the bead moves — think petrol-on-amber, with depth that changes depending on the light hitting it.
Specifications
- Size: 12mm
- Color: FC Brown Iris AB (transparent)
- Finish: Rainbow/A.B./Iris
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 240 Pieces
What to make with them
Hang them as earring drops or layer them in fringe necklaces and lariat ends where the swinging motion activates the color shift. They're also well-suited to bead weaving as focal drops along a herringbone or peyote edge, and to macramé accent work where the teardrop shape flows naturally with knotted cord.
Original: $15.31
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Description
These 8x12mm fire polished glass drops from Preciosa Ornela come 240 pieces to a pack, giving you serious working quantity of a shape that earns its keep in earring and fringe designs. The drop silhouette paired with Bohemian fire polishing means each bead catches light from multiple faceted angles.
A transparent brown base carries a permanent iridescent rainbow AB coating that shifts through warm and cool tones as the bead moves — think petrol-on-amber, with depth that changes depending on the light hitting it.
Specifications
- Size: 12mm
- Color: FC Brown Iris AB (transparent)
- Finish: Rainbow/A.B./Iris
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 240 Pieces
What to make with them
Hang them as earring drops or layer them in fringe necklaces and lariat ends where the swinging motion activates the color shift. They're also well-suited to bead weaving as focal drops along a herringbone or peyote edge, and to macramé accent work where the teardrop shape flows naturally with knotted cord.
