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74SB312 TR: CZ Twin 2-H SB Sfinx Crystal 2.5x5mm 50GM

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74SB312 TR: CZ Twin 2-H SB Sfinx Crystal 2.5x5mm 50GM

Preciosa Ornela's Czech glass Twin 2-hole seed beads in 2.5x5mm deliver the structural versatility of a two-hole format cut from glass tube right in Bohemia — and 50 grams gives you serious working quantity for complex woven pieces.

The Sfinx finish lays a high-resistance coating over transparent crystal glass, so the natural clarity of the base stays visible while the color holds up through handling, wear, and time.

Specifications

  • Size: 02.5x05mm
  • Color: Crystal (transparent)
  • Finish: Sfinx
  • Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 50g

What to make with them

Their elongated twin-hole format is built for ladder stitch, Ndebele herringbone, and two-hole brickwork where locking parallel holes create that tight, architectural geometry — they're equally at home anchoring a statement collar or building the repeating diamond grids that define Art Deco-inspired loom work.

$3.62
74SB312 TR: CZ Twin 2-H SB Sfinx Crystal 2.5x5mm 50GM—
$3.62

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Preciosa Ornela's Czech glass Twin 2-hole seed beads in 2.5x5mm deliver the structural versatility of a two-hole format cut from glass tube right in Bohemia — and 50 grams gives you serious working quantity for complex woven pieces.

The Sfinx finish lays a high-resistance coating over transparent crystal glass, so the natural clarity of the base stays visible while the color holds up through handling, wear, and time.

Specifications

  • Size: 02.5x05mm
  • Color: Crystal (transparent)
  • Finish: Sfinx
  • Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 50g

What to make with them

Their elongated twin-hole format is built for ladder stitch, Ndebele herringbone, and two-hole brickwork where locking parallel holes create that tight, architectural geometry — they're equally at home anchoring a statement collar or building the repeating diamond grids that define Art Deco-inspired loom work.