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72FC109: CZ FC Disc Black 6mm Loose 300PC

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72FC109: CZ FC Disc Black 6mm Loose 300PC

These 6mm black fire polished disc beads from Preciosa Ornela come 300 pieces to a pack, giving you serious working quantity of a shape that punches well above its weight. Czech glass fire polishing gives each disc crisp edges and a smooth, light-catching surface that holds up over time.

The opaque black finish is solid and light-blocking all the way through — no translucency, no variation, just a clean, consistent black that reads as graphic and intentional in any design.

Specifications

  • Size: 06mm
  • Color: FC Black (opaque)
  • Finish: Opaque
  • Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 300 Pieces

What to make with them

The flat disc profile makes these ideal for stacked layering in bead embroidery, where they lie flush against fabric and create bold graphic lines. They also work beautifully as spacers between larger focal beads in strung necklaces or as the primary bead in geometric loom-woven bands where that flat face really shows off the pattern.

$11.09
72FC109: CZ FC Disc Black 6mm Loose 300PC—
$11.09

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These 6mm black fire polished disc beads from Preciosa Ornela come 300 pieces to a pack, giving you serious working quantity of a shape that punches well above its weight. Czech glass fire polishing gives each disc crisp edges and a smooth, light-catching surface that holds up over time.

The opaque black finish is solid and light-blocking all the way through — no translucency, no variation, just a clean, consistent black that reads as graphic and intentional in any design.

Specifications

  • Size: 06mm
  • Color: FC Black (opaque)
  • Finish: Opaque
  • Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 300 Pieces

What to make with them

The flat disc profile makes these ideal for stacked layering in bead embroidery, where they lie flush against fabric and create bold graphic lines. They also work beautifully as spacers between larger focal beads in strung necklaces or as the primary bead in geometric loom-woven bands where that flat face really shows off the pattern.