
48FC222: CZ FC Drop TR Jonquil 7x10mm 300PC
These Preciosa Ornela fire polished Czech glass drops in Jonquil come 300 pieces to a pack — a generous quantity of a 7x10mm teardrop shape that earns its bestseller status. The warm yellow tone and clean faceting make them a go-to when you need consistent color and reliable sparkle across a large project.
Jonquil is a clear, light yellow glass with no surface coating — light passes straight through, giving each facet a bright, sunny glint that reads as genuinely luminous rather than painted-on.
Specifications
- Size: 10mm
- Color: FC TR Jonquil (transparent)
- Finish: Transparent
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 300 Pieces
What to make with them
The teardrop shape is a natural fit for earring drops, fringe work, and the dangling elements in bead-woven or strung necklaces where movement matters. With 300 pieces on hand, you have enough to work them as uniform fringe on a loom piece, cluster them in multiples for chandelier-style findings, or mix them through a longer strand as repeating accent drops.
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Description
These Preciosa Ornela fire polished Czech glass drops in Jonquil come 300 pieces to a pack — a generous quantity of a 7x10mm teardrop shape that earns its bestseller status. The warm yellow tone and clean faceting make them a go-to when you need consistent color and reliable sparkle across a large project.
Jonquil is a clear, light yellow glass with no surface coating — light passes straight through, giving each facet a bright, sunny glint that reads as genuinely luminous rather than painted-on.
Specifications
- Size: 10mm
- Color: FC TR Jonquil (transparent)
- Finish: Transparent
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 300 Pieces
What to make with them
The teardrop shape is a natural fit for earring drops, fringe work, and the dangling elements in bead-woven or strung necklaces where movement matters. With 300 pieces on hand, you have enough to work them as uniform fringe on a loom piece, cluster them in multiples for chandelier-style findings, or mix them through a longer strand as repeating accent drops.











