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6CD545-V: Mystic Aura Quartz Red Vitrail 6mm

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6CD545-V: Mystic Aura Quartz Red Vitrail 6mm

These 6mm man-made quartz rounds carry the Mystic Aura Quartz treatment that gives natural quartz its otherworldly iridescence — here in a Red Vitrail finish that layers fiery red with shifting spectral color. If you work with gemstone beads and want something with more visual drama than a plain dyed stone, this one delivers.

The Red Vitrail coating plays warm crimson against flashes of violet, green, and gold depending on the light — the kind of color shift that looks different on the bead board than it does on the finished piece.

Specifications

  • Size: 6 mm
  • Color: ["Crystal"]
  • Material: Man-Made Quartz

What to make with them

The 6mm round is a workhorse size for strung necklaces and bracelets where you want the bead to read clearly without overwhelming a design — try alternating these with smaller spacers in a single-strand piece, or use them as consistent accent rounds in a multi-strand wrap. They also work well as focal punctuation in bead-woven projects like right-angle weave where a round with strong surface interest earns its place.

$8.97
6CD545-V: Mystic Aura Quartz Red Vitrail 6mm—
$8.97

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These 6mm man-made quartz rounds carry the Mystic Aura Quartz treatment that gives natural quartz its otherworldly iridescence — here in a Red Vitrail finish that layers fiery red with shifting spectral color. If you work with gemstone beads and want something with more visual drama than a plain dyed stone, this one delivers.

The Red Vitrail coating plays warm crimson against flashes of violet, green, and gold depending on the light — the kind of color shift that looks different on the bead board than it does on the finished piece.

Specifications

  • Size: 6 mm
  • Color: ["Crystal"]
  • Material: Man-Made Quartz

What to make with them

The 6mm round is a workhorse size for strung necklaces and bracelets where you want the bead to read clearly without overwhelming a design — try alternating these with smaller spacers in a single-strand piece, or use them as consistent accent rounds in a multi-strand wrap. They also work well as focal punctuation in bead-woven projects like right-angle weave where a round with strong surface interest earns its place.