
86CD225: Crystal Diamond Sunflower A A A 6MM 16" String
These 6mm machine-cut crystal diamond sunflower beads come on a 16-inch strand and deliver sharp faceting with a bright, sunny yellow that catches light from every angle. If you're working on a piece that needs clean geometry and genuine sparkle, this is the bead for it.
The transparent finish means the glass is fully see-through, so your stringing material and any layered beads beneath will show — factor that into your design, because it's a feature worth using intentionally.
Specifications
- Size: 06mm
- Color: Yellows (transparent)
- Finish: Transparent
- Material: Glass Crystal
- Quantity: 16" Strand
What to make with them
The diamond-cut faceting makes these a strong choice for chandelier-style earrings and drop components where movement keeps the light play constant. They also work well strung in repeating patterns for necklaces or bracelets where the uniform 6mm size and geometric cut create a crisp, modern rhythm.
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Description
These 6mm machine-cut crystal diamond sunflower beads come on a 16-inch strand and deliver sharp faceting with a bright, sunny yellow that catches light from every angle. If you're working on a piece that needs clean geometry and genuine sparkle, this is the bead for it.
The transparent finish means the glass is fully see-through, so your stringing material and any layered beads beneath will show — factor that into your design, because it's a feature worth using intentionally.
Specifications
- Size: 06mm
- Color: Yellows (transparent)
- Finish: Transparent
- Material: Glass Crystal
- Quantity: 16" Strand
What to make with them
The diamond-cut faceting makes these a strong choice for chandelier-style earrings and drop components where movement keeps the light play constant. They also work well strung in repeating patterns for necklaces or bracelets where the uniform 6mm size and geometric cut create a crisp, modern rhythm.











