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5FC280-1R: CZ FACET RD Opal Pale Green 5mm-100PC

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5FC280-1R: CZ FACET RD Opal Pale Green 5mm-100PC

These 5mm Preciosa Ornela fire polished rounds in Opal Pale Green come 100 pieces to a pack, giving you a solid working quantity of a color that earns its place in a lot of palettes. Fire polishing gives each facet a clean, light-catching edge with the consistency Czech glass is known for.

The opal finish delivers a milky, glowing translucency that softens the pale green into something closer to sea glass or a spring leaf held up to the light — color that shifts rather than shouts.

Specifications

  • Size: 05mm
  • Color: Opal Pale Green (translucent)
  • Finish: Opal
  • Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 100 Pieces

What to make with them

At 5mm, these sit in a sweet spot for strung necklaces and earrings where you want facet sparkle without bulk — try them as spacers between larger focal beads or as the primary bead in a delicate multi-strand bracelet. They also work well in bead embroidery and off-loom stitchwork like right-angle weave, where the facets catch light from multiple angles as the piece moves.

$3.40
5FC280-1R: CZ FACET RD Opal Pale Green 5mm-100PC—
$3.40

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These 5mm Preciosa Ornela fire polished rounds in Opal Pale Green come 100 pieces to a pack, giving you a solid working quantity of a color that earns its place in a lot of palettes. Fire polishing gives each facet a clean, light-catching edge with the consistency Czech glass is known for.

The opal finish delivers a milky, glowing translucency that softens the pale green into something closer to sea glass or a spring leaf held up to the light — color that shifts rather than shouts.

Specifications

  • Size: 05mm
  • Color: Opal Pale Green (translucent)
  • Finish: Opal
  • Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 100 Pieces

What to make with them

At 5mm, these sit in a sweet spot for strung necklaces and earrings where you want facet sparkle without bulk — try them as spacers between larger focal beads or as the primary bead in a delicate multi-strand bracelet. They also work well in bead embroidery and off-loom stitchwork like right-angle weave, where the facets catch light from multiple angles as the piece moves.