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55FC273-D: CZ FC Cube TR MED Sapphire 6mm 200PC

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55FC273-D: CZ FC Cube TR MED Sapphire 6mm 200PC

These 6mm Preciosa Ornela fire polished glass cubes in Medium Sapphire come 200 pieces to a pack — enough to make a real dent in a geometric bracelet run, a woven panel, or a beaded fringe project without constantly reaching for a refill.

The transparent finish lets light pass cleanly through the glass, giving the Medium Sapphire tone that clear, saturated blue depth you get with quality Czech glass — no coating between you and the color.

Specifications

  • Size: 06mm
  • Color: Blues (transparent)
  • Finish: Transparent
  • Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 200 Pieces

What to make with them

The cube shape locks up neatly in right-angle weave and cubic RAW structures, and the fire polished faceting catches light at the corners in a way that flat cubes simply don't — try them as feature beads in a loom-woven cuff or as consistent spacers in a multi-strand necklace where you want a clean geometric rhythm.

$8.10

Original: $23.15

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55FC273-D: CZ FC Cube TR MED Sapphire 6mm 200PC—

$23.15

$8.10

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These 6mm Preciosa Ornela fire polished glass cubes in Medium Sapphire come 200 pieces to a pack — enough to make a real dent in a geometric bracelet run, a woven panel, or a beaded fringe project without constantly reaching for a refill.

The transparent finish lets light pass cleanly through the glass, giving the Medium Sapphire tone that clear, saturated blue depth you get with quality Czech glass — no coating between you and the color.

Specifications

  • Size: 06mm
  • Color: Blues (transparent)
  • Finish: Transparent
  • Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 200 Pieces

What to make with them

The cube shape locks up neatly in right-angle weave and cubic RAW structures, and the fire polished faceting catches light at the corners in a way that flat cubes simply don't — try them as feature beads in a loom-woven cuff or as consistent spacers in a multi-strand necklace where you want a clean geometric rhythm.