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4RD581-5L: CZ Round Mint Green AB 4mm 400PC

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4RD581-5L: CZ Round Mint Green AB 4mm 400PC

These 4mm Preciosa Ornela pressed glass rounds in Mint Green AB come 400 pieces to a pack, giving you serious working quantity in a size that's endlessly versatile. The AB coating layers iridescent color play over a transparent mint green base, so the beads shift and catch light as you work.

Expect a multi-color overcoat that moves from classic AB shimmer toward an oil-slick iris depending on the angle — the transparent green underneath keeps things fresh rather than heavy.

Specifications

  • Size: 04mm
  • Color: Mint Green AB (transparent)
  • Finish: Rainbow/A.B./Iris
  • Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 400 Pieces

What to make with them

Their uniform 4mm round shape makes them reliable for stringing graduated necklaces and bracelets alongside seed beads, and they're a natural fit for bead embroidery fills or as consistent spacers in wire-wrapped earring clusters where the iridescent shift can do its best work.

$1.81

Original: $5.16

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4RD581-5L: CZ Round Mint Green AB 4mm 400PC—

$5.16

$1.81

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These 4mm Preciosa Ornela pressed glass rounds in Mint Green AB come 400 pieces to a pack, giving you serious working quantity in a size that's endlessly versatile. The AB coating layers iridescent color play over a transparent mint green base, so the beads shift and catch light as you work.

Expect a multi-color overcoat that moves from classic AB shimmer toward an oil-slick iris depending on the angle — the transparent green underneath keeps things fresh rather than heavy.

Specifications

  • Size: 04mm
  • Color: Mint Green AB (transparent)
  • Finish: Rainbow/A.B./Iris
  • Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 400 Pieces

What to make with them

Their uniform 4mm round shape makes them reliable for stringing graduated necklaces and bracelets alongside seed beads, and they're a natural fit for bead embroidery fills or as consistent spacers in wire-wrapped earring clusters where the iridescent shift can do its best work.