
6SB921-P: Czech Seed Bead Permalux Light Yellow 6/0 - 36 Strings
Preciosa Ornela 6/0 Czech glass seed beads in Light Yellow with a PermaLux Pearl Coating, sold as 36 strands — enough to work with seriously. Cut from glass tube in Bohemia, these E beads run 3.7–4.3 mm and carry a durability rating of 1, meaning they're built for finished pieces that actually get worn.
The PermaLux Pearl Coating gives the light yellow a soft, luminous sheen that holds up to handling and wear rather than flaking or fading over time.
Specifications
- Size: 06/0- E Beads
- Color: Yellows
- Finish: PermaLux Pearl Coating
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 36 Strands
What to make with them
The generous 6/0 size makes these a natural choice for chunky loom-woven bracelets, knotted necklaces, and macramé accent work where a bead needs visual weight. They also thread up easily for children's jewelry classes or beginner bead-stringing projects where a larger hole and forgiving size keep frustration low.
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Description
Preciosa Ornela 6/0 Czech glass seed beads in Light Yellow with a PermaLux Pearl Coating, sold as 36 strands — enough to work with seriously. Cut from glass tube in Bohemia, these E beads run 3.7–4.3 mm and carry a durability rating of 1, meaning they're built for finished pieces that actually get worn.
The PermaLux Pearl Coating gives the light yellow a soft, luminous sheen that holds up to handling and wear rather than flaking or fading over time.
Specifications
- Size: 06/0- E Beads
- Color: Yellows
- Finish: PermaLux Pearl Coating
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 36 Strands
What to make with them
The generous 6/0 size makes these a natural choice for chunky loom-woven bracelets, knotted necklaces, and macramé accent work where a bead needs visual weight. They also thread up easily for children's jewelry classes or beginner bead-stringing projects where a larger hole and forgiving size keep frustration low.












