73CC257-G: Preciosa R/S Rondell Smoke Topaz Gold 5mm-- 48PC
These 5mm Preciosa Ornela machine-cut crystal rondelles in Smoke Topaz Gold come set in brass and deliver a warm, smoky depth that punches well above their size. You get 48 pieces of Bohemian-made crystal — enough to finish a full bracelet, a pair of statement earrings, and still have plenty left over.
The transparent finish lets light pass straight through the faceted crystal, so the smoky topaz-gold tone shifts with the light and whatever stringing material sits beneath it shows through — a detail that rewards intentional color pairing.
Specifications
- Size: 5mm
- Color: Browns, Tans, and Golds (transparent)
- Finish: Transparent
- Shape: Rondelle
- Material: Glass Crystal in Brass Setting, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 48 Pieces
What to make with them
Thread them onto fine brass or copper wire for a rondelle-stacked bracelet where the warm tones build on each other, or use them as spacers between larger focal beads in a Victorian- or Southwestern-inspired necklace to add glinting structure without bulk.
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Description
These 5mm Preciosa Ornela machine-cut crystal rondelles in Smoke Topaz Gold come set in brass and deliver a warm, smoky depth that punches well above their size. You get 48 pieces of Bohemian-made crystal — enough to finish a full bracelet, a pair of statement earrings, and still have plenty left over.
The transparent finish lets light pass straight through the faceted crystal, so the smoky topaz-gold tone shifts with the light and whatever stringing material sits beneath it shows through — a detail that rewards intentional color pairing.
Specifications
- Size: 5mm
- Color: Browns, Tans, and Golds (transparent)
- Finish: Transparent
- Shape: Rondelle
- Material: Glass Crystal in Brass Setting, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 48 Pieces
What to make with them
Thread them onto fine brass or copper wire for a rondelle-stacked bracelet where the warm tones build on each other, or use them as spacers between larger focal beads in a Victorian- or Southwestern-inspired necklace to add glinting structure without bulk.
