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75FR9109: CZ FC Gem Cut Glass Rondell Mix #109 7mm 600PC

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75FR9109: CZ FC Gem Cut Glass Rondell Mix #109 7mm 600PC

Six hundred 7mm fire polished glass rondelles from Preciosa Ornela, pulled together in a multi-color, mixed-finish assortment that hands you variety and volume in one shot. If you work in quantity or love building with color, this mix does the curating for you.

The assortment spans a range of finishes and opacities — expect the faceted surfaces to catch light differently bead to bead, from translucent to opaque and finish to finish throughout the mix.

Specifications

  • Size: 07mm
  • Color: Multi Color (mixed)
  • Finish: Mixed
  • Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 600 Pieces

What to make with them

The rondelle shape and 7mm size are well-suited to strung necklaces and layering bracelets where the facets add sparkle without bulk. They also work well as spacers between larger focal beads, or massed together in bead embroidery and fringe work where the color variety reads as intentional texture.

$25.45
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$25.45

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Six hundred 7mm fire polished glass rondelles from Preciosa Ornela, pulled together in a multi-color, mixed-finish assortment that hands you variety and volume in one shot. If you work in quantity or love building with color, this mix does the curating for you.

The assortment spans a range of finishes and opacities — expect the faceted surfaces to catch light differently bead to bead, from translucent to opaque and finish to finish throughout the mix.

Specifications

  • Size: 07mm
  • Color: Multi Color (mixed)
  • Finish: Mixed
  • Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 600 Pieces

What to make with them

The rondelle shape and 7mm size are well-suited to strung necklaces and layering bracelets where the facets add sparkle without bulk. They also work well as spacers between larger focal beads, or massed together in bead embroidery and fringe work where the color variety reads as intentional texture.