
86CC280: Preciosa Crystal Dia Chrysolite Opal 6mm-72PC
These 6mm Preciosa Ornela machine-cut crystal diamond-shape beads come 72 pieces to a pack, cut in Bohemia from genuine glass crystal with the precision that makes Czech glass a benchmark for beadworkers. The diamond silhouette gives you crisp faceted angles without the ubiquity of a standard bicone.
Dia Chrysolite Opal is a milky, semi-transparent green that carries a soft internal glow — the kind of translucency that lets light pass through without going fully clear, sitting somewhere between a sea glass and a frosted sage.
Specifications
- Size: 06mm
- Color: Crystal Dia Chrysolite Opal (translucent)
- Finish: Opal
- Shape: Diamond
- Material: Glass Crystal, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 72 Pieces
What to make with them
The diamond shape's flat-edged facets make it a natural for earring drops and pendants where the geometry can catch light on its own terms, and it works well strung in graduated necklaces or woven into right-angle weave where the angular profile locks neatly against neighboring beads.
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Description
These 6mm Preciosa Ornela machine-cut crystal diamond-shape beads come 72 pieces to a pack, cut in Bohemia from genuine glass crystal with the precision that makes Czech glass a benchmark for beadworkers. The diamond silhouette gives you crisp faceted angles without the ubiquity of a standard bicone.
Dia Chrysolite Opal is a milky, semi-transparent green that carries a soft internal glow — the kind of translucency that lets light pass through without going fully clear, sitting somewhere between a sea glass and a frosted sage.
Specifications
- Size: 06mm
- Color: Crystal Dia Chrysolite Opal (translucent)
- Finish: Opal
- Shape: Diamond
- Material: Glass Crystal, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 72 Pieces
What to make with them
The diamond shape's flat-edged facets make it a natural for earring drops and pendants where the geometry can catch light on its own terms, and it works well strung in graduated necklaces or woven into right-angle weave where the angular profile locks neatly against neighboring beads.











