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8CA603-P: CZ Candy Two Hole Brown Sugar Pearl 8mm 250PC

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8CA603-P: CZ Candy Two Hole Brown Sugar Pearl 8mm 250PC

Preciosa Ornela's 8mm Candy two-hole beads in Brown Sugar give you 250 pieces of Czech glass to work with — a lentil-shaped disc with two holes that opens up structural stitching and layered design possibilities most single-hole rounds simply can't deliver.

The Pastel Pearl Coat finish gives the glass a soft, muted warmth — think the quiet depth of a cultured pearl rather than a high-gloss shine, with brown-sugar tones that read as neutral without disappearing into the background.

Specifications

  • Size: 08mm
  • Color: Brown Sugar Pearl
  • Finish: Pastel Pearl Coat
  • Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 250 Pieces

What to make with them

The two-hole configuration makes these a natural fit for tile-style bead weaving patterns like Ginko or Honeycomb stitch, and they work equally well strung in alternating orientations on multi-strand bracelets or incorporated into embroidered bridal or cottagecore accessories where that understated pearl quality earns its keep.

$4.82

Original: $13.77

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8CA603-P: CZ Candy Two Hole Brown Sugar Pearl 8mm 250PC—

$13.77

$4.82

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Preciosa Ornela's 8mm Candy two-hole beads in Brown Sugar give you 250 pieces of Czech glass to work with — a lentil-shaped disc with two holes that opens up structural stitching and layered design possibilities most single-hole rounds simply can't deliver.

The Pastel Pearl Coat finish gives the glass a soft, muted warmth — think the quiet depth of a cultured pearl rather than a high-gloss shine, with brown-sugar tones that read as neutral without disappearing into the background.

Specifications

  • Size: 08mm
  • Color: Brown Sugar Pearl
  • Finish: Pastel Pearl Coat
  • Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 250 Pieces

What to make with them

The two-hole configuration makes these a natural fit for tile-style bead weaving patterns like Ginko or Honeycomb stitch, and they work equally well strung in alternating orientations on multi-strand bracelets or incorporated into embroidered bridal or cottagecore accessories where that understated pearl quality earns its keep.