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8CA214-86B: CZ Candy Two Hole Pink Stone On Alabaster 8mm 25PC

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8CA214-86B: CZ Candy Two Hole Pink Stone On Alabaster 8mm 25PC

Preciosa Ornela's 8mm Candy two-hole beads in Pink Stone on Alabaster come 25 pieces to a pack, giving you a flat-backed, dual-strung disc shape that opens up a lot of structural possibilities in your work. The high-durability finish is rated permanent, so what you make holds its look.

The Picasso Marbled finish lays a spattered, marbled surface over a soft pink-on-alabaster base, landing somewhere between natural stone and aged ceramic — organic and tactile rather than glassy and bright.

Specifications

  • Size: 08mm
  • Color: Pink Stone On Alabaster
  • Finish: Picasso Marbled or Stone Look
  • Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 25 Pieces

What to make with them

The two holes make these a natural fit for tile-style bead weaving, where you can lock them into ladder stitch or Ndebele herringbone as focal elements, and their flat profile works just as well stitched onto fabric or leather for structured textile jewelry and cuffs.

$2.88
8CA214-86B: CZ Candy Two Hole Pink Stone On Alabaster 8mm 25PC—
$2.88

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Preciosa Ornela's 8mm Candy two-hole beads in Pink Stone on Alabaster come 25 pieces to a pack, giving you a flat-backed, dual-strung disc shape that opens up a lot of structural possibilities in your work. The high-durability finish is rated permanent, so what you make holds its look.

The Picasso Marbled finish lays a spattered, marbled surface over a soft pink-on-alabaster base, landing somewhere between natural stone and aged ceramic — organic and tactile rather than glassy and bright.

Specifications

  • Size: 08mm
  • Color: Pink Stone On Alabaster
  • Finish: Picasso Marbled or Stone Look
  • Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 25 Pieces

What to make with them

The two holes make these a natural fit for tile-style bead weaving, where you can lock them into ladder stitch or Ndebele herringbone as focal elements, and their flat profile works just as well stitched onto fabric or leather for structured textile jewelry and cuffs.