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76CC109-S: Preciosa Crystal Rondell Jet Silv 7mm 36PC

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76CC109-S: Preciosa Crystal Rondell Jet Silv 7mm 36PC

These 7mm Preciosa Ornela machine-cut crystal rondelles in Jet Silver come 36 pieces to a pack, set in brass for a finished, jewelry-ready look straight out of Bohemia. The rondelle shape gives you that satisfying disc profile that works as a spacer or a focal element depending on how you use it.

Jet Silver is fully opaque — a deep, solid black with no light transmission, delivering a dense, high-contrast look that holds its color permanently.

Specifications

  • Size: 7mm
  • Color: Crystal Rondell Jet Silv (opaque)
  • Finish: Opaque
  • Shape: Rondelle
  • Material: Glass Crystal in Brass Setting, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 36 Pieces

What to make with them

Thread them between larger focal beads on a necklace or bracelet strand to add structured rhythm without competing for attention, or cluster several together on a headpin to build a stacked drop earring with a strong graphic edge. They're also a natural fit for Victorian-inspired or Gothic assemblage work where a dark, substantial spacer pulls the whole palette together.

$2.90

Original: $8.28

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76CC109-S: Preciosa Crystal Rondell Jet Silv 7mm 36PC—

$8.28

$2.90

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These 7mm Preciosa Ornela machine-cut crystal rondelles in Jet Silver come 36 pieces to a pack, set in brass for a finished, jewelry-ready look straight out of Bohemia. The rondelle shape gives you that satisfying disc profile that works as a spacer or a focal element depending on how you use it.

Jet Silver is fully opaque — a deep, solid black with no light transmission, delivering a dense, high-contrast look that holds its color permanently.

Specifications

  • Size: 7mm
  • Color: Crystal Rondell Jet Silv (opaque)
  • Finish: Opaque
  • Shape: Rondelle
  • Material: Glass Crystal in Brass Setting, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 36 Pieces

What to make with them

Thread them between larger focal beads on a necklace or bracelet strand to add structured rhythm without competing for attention, or cluster several together on a headpin to build a stacked drop earring with a strong graphic edge. They're also a natural fit for Victorian-inspired or Gothic assemblage work where a dark, substantial spacer pulls the whole palette together.