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5SK244-MR: Japanese Seed Bead Ruby Matte 5/0 - 50 Gram Bag

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5SK244-MR: Japanese Seed Bead Ruby Matte 5/0 - 50 Gram Bag

These Japanese-made 5/0 seed beads in ruby matte deliver a generous 50 grams of deep red glass with a surface that quietly holds the color rather than throwing it back at you — a useful contrast to the high-shine reds that dominate most palettes.

The transparent ruby glass lets light move through the bead while the matte finish diffuses it into something softer and more intimate — rich color without the glare.

Specifications

  • Size: 05/0
  • Color: Reds (transparent)
  • Finish: Transparent/Matte
  • Material: Glass, made in Japan
  • Quantity: 50g

What to make with them

At 4.3–4.8 mm, these larger seed beads are well-suited for stringing statement necklaces and chunky bracelets where the scale reads clearly, and their size makes them a natural spacer or accent bead in bead-weaving projects like right-angle weave or kumihimo where you want a bold pop of color between finer elements.

$2.55
5SK244-MR: Japanese Seed Bead Ruby Matte 5/0 - 50 Gram Bag—
$2.55

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These Japanese-made 5/0 seed beads in ruby matte deliver a generous 50 grams of deep red glass with a surface that quietly holds the color rather than throwing it back at you — a useful contrast to the high-shine reds that dominate most palettes.

The transparent ruby glass lets light move through the bead while the matte finish diffuses it into something softer and more intimate — rich color without the glare.

Specifications

  • Size: 05/0
  • Color: Reds (transparent)
  • Finish: Transparent/Matte
  • Material: Glass, made in Japan
  • Quantity: 50g

What to make with them

At 4.3–4.8 mm, these larger seed beads are well-suited for stringing statement necklaces and chunky bracelets where the scale reads clearly, and their size makes them a natural spacer or accent bead in bead-weaving projects like right-angle weave or kumihimo where you want a bold pop of color between finer elements.