8CA698-P: CZ Candy Two Hole Purple Pastel Pearl 8mm 50PC
Preciosa Ornela's 8mm Candy beads are a two-hole Czech glass disc with a satisfying, puck-like shape that opens up serious design possibilities — and this lot gives you 50 pieces in a soft purple pastel pearl finish to work with.
The pastel pearl coat wraps the purple glass in a hushed, milky luminescence — muted enough to read romantic and vintage, with just enough depth to keep it from feeling flat.
Specifications
- Size: 08mm
- Color: Purple Pastel Pearl
- Finish: Pastel Pearl Coat
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 50 Pieces
What to make with them
The two holes running parallel across the disc make Candy beads ideal for tile-style bead weaving, ladder stitch bracelet bands, and multi-strand designs where you want a structured, interlocking surface — try them as a repeating tile element in a Ndebele or right-angle weave variation, or string them edge-to-edge for a smooth, overlapping ribbon effect.
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Description
Preciosa Ornela's 8mm Candy beads are a two-hole Czech glass disc with a satisfying, puck-like shape that opens up serious design possibilities — and this lot gives you 50 pieces in a soft purple pastel pearl finish to work with.
The pastel pearl coat wraps the purple glass in a hushed, milky luminescence — muted enough to read romantic and vintage, with just enough depth to keep it from feeling flat.
Specifications
- Size: 08mm
- Color: Purple Pastel Pearl
- Finish: Pastel Pearl Coat
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 50 Pieces
What to make with them
The two holes running parallel across the disc make Candy beads ideal for tile-style bead weaving, ladder stitch bracelet bands, and multi-strand designs where you want a structured, interlocking surface — try them as a repeating tile element in a Ndebele or right-angle weave variation, or string them edge-to-edge for a smooth, overlapping ribbon effect.
