53FC273-D: CZ FC Cube TR MED Sapphire 4mm 400PC
These 4mm Preciosa Ornela fire polished glass cubes in medium sapphire come 400 pieces to a pack — enough to commit to a serious project without rationing every bead. The cube shape gives structured geometry that rounds can't deliver, and the Czech fire polishing adds faceted brilliance to every flat face.
Medium sapphire transparent glass lets light pass straight through with no surface coating in the way, so the color reads clean and glassy — a cool, true blue with depth that shifts with your light source.
Specifications
- Size: 04mm
- Color: Blues (transparent)
- Finish: Transparent
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 400 Pieces
What to make with them
The flat faces and crisp 4mm geometry make these cubes well-suited for right-angle weave and cubic RAW, where the shape locks into the stitch naturally. They also work as sharp, consistent spacers in strung jewelry or as grid-like accents in bead weaving patterns where you want a geometric contrast to seed bead fields.
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Description
These 4mm Preciosa Ornela fire polished glass cubes in medium sapphire come 400 pieces to a pack — enough to commit to a serious project without rationing every bead. The cube shape gives structured geometry that rounds can't deliver, and the Czech fire polishing adds faceted brilliance to every flat face.
Medium sapphire transparent glass lets light pass straight through with no surface coating in the way, so the color reads clean and glassy — a cool, true blue with depth that shifts with your light source.
Specifications
- Size: 04mm
- Color: Blues (transparent)
- Finish: Transparent
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 400 Pieces
What to make with them
The flat faces and crisp 4mm geometry make these cubes well-suited for right-angle weave and cubic RAW, where the shape locks into the stitch naturally. They also work as sharp, consistent spacers in strung jewelry or as grid-like accents in bead weaving patterns where you want a geometric contrast to seed bead fields.
