
6ST436-G: Black Gold Amazonite Round 6mm 15" String
Black Gold Amazonite rounds deliver the moody, mineral-rich side of this feldspar gemstone — each 6mm bead showing the dark, dramatically veined variation that reads more midnight than seafoam. You get a full 15-inch strand to work with.
The coloring runs deep and earthy, with the natural patterning of feldspar giving each bead its own character — expect dark tones threaded with the subtle contrast that makes genuine stone so much more interesting than glass imitations.
Specifications
- Size: 6 mm
- Color: ["Greys and Blacks"]
- Material: Amazonite
- Quantity: 15" Strand
What to make with them
String them into a single-strand statement necklace where the 6mm scale lets the stone's patterning stay visible, or mix them into multi-strand bracelet stacks alongside other dark semi-precious rounds for a layered, gothic-leaning look. They're also a strong choice for rosary-style or knotted designs where each bead gets its moment.
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Description
Black Gold Amazonite rounds deliver the moody, mineral-rich side of this feldspar gemstone — each 6mm bead showing the dark, dramatically veined variation that reads more midnight than seafoam. You get a full 15-inch strand to work with.
The coloring runs deep and earthy, with the natural patterning of feldspar giving each bead its own character — expect dark tones threaded with the subtle contrast that makes genuine stone so much more interesting than glass imitations.
Specifications
- Size: 6 mm
- Color: ["Greys and Blacks"]
- Material: Amazonite
- Quantity: 15" Strand
What to make with them
String them into a single-strand statement necklace where the 6mm scale lets the stone's patterning stay visible, or mix them into multi-strand bracelet stacks alongside other dark semi-precious rounds for a layered, gothic-leaning look. They're also a strong choice for rosary-style or knotted designs where each bead gets its moment.











