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6SB098R: CZ Seed Bead Picasso Amethyst 6/0-6STR

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6SB098R: CZ Seed Bead Picasso Amethyst 6/0-6STR

These Preciosa Ornela 6/0 seed beads in Picasso Amethyst come in a set of 6 strands, giving you a generous working supply of Czech glass cut from tube stock in Bohemia, Czechia — sized at 3.7–4.3 mm, they're substantial enough to carry real visual weight in any design.

The transparent amethyst glass is dressed in a Picasso finish that lays down speckled, earthy marbling across the surface, so each bead reads like a tiny slice of weathered stone rather than a flat color.

Specifications

  • Size: 06/0- E Beads
  • Color: Picasso Amethyst -6STR (transparent)
  • Finish: Picasso Marbled or Stone Look
  • Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 6 Strands

What to make with them

Their size and organic, moody character make them well-suited for macramé or fiber work where a chunkier bead adds grounding contrast, and they're equally at home strung as standalone necklaces or woven into peyote and right-angle weave pieces where the Picasso variation creates the kind of irregular, handcrafted depth that flat finishes simply can't.

$2.89

Original: $8.26

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6SB098R: CZ Seed Bead Picasso Amethyst 6/0-6STR—

$8.26

$2.89

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These Preciosa Ornela 6/0 seed beads in Picasso Amethyst come in a set of 6 strands, giving you a generous working supply of Czech glass cut from tube stock in Bohemia, Czechia — sized at 3.7–4.3 mm, they're substantial enough to carry real visual weight in any design.

The transparent amethyst glass is dressed in a Picasso finish that lays down speckled, earthy marbling across the surface, so each bead reads like a tiny slice of weathered stone rather than a flat color.

Specifications

  • Size: 06/0- E Beads
  • Color: Picasso Amethyst -6STR (transparent)
  • Finish: Picasso Marbled or Stone Look
  • Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 6 Strands

What to make with them

Their size and organic, moody character make them well-suited for macramé or fiber work where a chunkier bead adds grounding contrast, and they're equally at home strung as standalone necklaces or woven into peyote and right-angle weave pieces where the Picasso variation creates the kind of irregular, handcrafted depth that flat finishes simply can't.