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73CD287: Cut CRY RD RNDL Emerald 4x6mm 15-16" STR

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73CD287: Cut CRY RD RNDL Emerald 4x6mm 15-16" STR

These 4x6mm machine-cut crystal rondelles in emerald come on a 15-16" strand, giving you a solid supply of faceted green glass in a shape that layers and stacks beautifully. The rondelle profile keeps them flat enough to lie smoothly against the skin while the cut facets catch light from every angle.

Transparent emerald glass means you can see straight through each bead — stringing material, thread color, and any layered beads beneath all read through the facets, so your color choices underneath become part of the design.

Specifications

  • Size: 06mm
  • Color: Greens (transparent)
  • Finish: Transparent
  • Material: Glass Crystal
  • Quantity: 15-16" Strand

What to make with them

Rondelles this size work especially well as spacers between larger focal beads in multi-strand necklaces, or strung continuously for a dense, jewel-toned bracelet stack. They're also a natural fit for chandelier earrings where the faceted profile picks up movement and light with every turn.

$1.31

Original: $3.75

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73CD287: Cut CRY RD RNDL Emerald 4x6mm 15-16" STR—

$3.75

$1.31

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These 4x6mm machine-cut crystal rondelles in emerald come on a 15-16" strand, giving you a solid supply of faceted green glass in a shape that layers and stacks beautifully. The rondelle profile keeps them flat enough to lie smoothly against the skin while the cut facets catch light from every angle.

Transparent emerald glass means you can see straight through each bead — stringing material, thread color, and any layered beads beneath all read through the facets, so your color choices underneath become part of the design.

Specifications

  • Size: 06mm
  • Color: Greens (transparent)
  • Finish: Transparent
  • Material: Glass Crystal
  • Quantity: 15-16" Strand

What to make with them

Rondelles this size work especially well as spacers between larger focal beads in multi-strand necklaces, or strung continuously for a dense, jewel-toned bracelet stack. They're also a natural fit for chandelier earrings where the faceted profile picks up movement and light with every turn.