
4RD185R: CZ Round Opaque Turquoise Green 4mm-100PC
These 4mm pressed glass rounds from Preciosa Ornela come 100 pieces to a pack in a rich turquoise green that sits right at the crossroads of teal and sage — a color that works hard across a wide range of palettes. The high-permanence finish means the color holds up through everyday wear without fading or flaking.
Fully opaque with solid, saturated color and no light transmission — what you see is a dense, grounded turquoise green that reads consistently whether you're working under studio lights or natural daylight.
Specifications
- Size: 04mm
- Color: Opaque Turquoise Green (opaque)
- Finish: Opaque
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 100 Pieces
What to make with them
At 4mm, these rounds are a natural fit for strung bracelets and necklaces where you want a uniform, classic bead, and they're a reliable spacer choice in bead-weaving projects like peyote or right-angle weave when you need a pop of color between focal elements. They also work well as consistent fill beads in Southwestern- or coastal-inspired multi-strand designs.
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Description
These 4mm pressed glass rounds from Preciosa Ornela come 100 pieces to a pack in a rich turquoise green that sits right at the crossroads of teal and sage — a color that works hard across a wide range of palettes. The high-permanence finish means the color holds up through everyday wear without fading or flaking.
Fully opaque with solid, saturated color and no light transmission — what you see is a dense, grounded turquoise green that reads consistently whether you're working under studio lights or natural daylight.
Specifications
- Size: 04mm
- Color: Opaque Turquoise Green (opaque)
- Finish: Opaque
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 100 Pieces
What to make with them
At 4mm, these rounds are a natural fit for strung bracelets and necklaces where you want a uniform, classic bead, and they're a reliable spacer choice in bead-weaving projects like peyote or right-angle weave when you need a pop of color between focal elements. They also work well as consistent fill beads in Southwestern- or coastal-inspired multi-strand designs.











