
8FC5289-LCR: CZ FACET RD 2 Tone LT Green/purple 8mm-25PC
These 8mm Preciosa Ornela fire polished rounds pack two colors into one bead — light green and purple meet in a single faceted glass sphere that shifts as it catches the light. You get 25 pieces, each with a high-durability finish that won't fade or flake with wear.
The two-tone transparent finish layers light green and purple so both colors read simultaneously, giving the bead a moody, almost iridescent depth that changes depending on the angle and light source.
Specifications
- Size: 08mm
- Color: Tone Light Green/purple (transparent)
- Finish: Two Tone
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 25 Pieces
What to make with them
The 8mm size is a natural fit for statement earrings and focal bead necklaces where the color play can do its work up close; they also sit beautifully as accent beads in wirewrapped or strung designs alongside forest-toned gemstones, where the green-purple contrast echoes labradorite, amethyst, or peridot.
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Description
These 8mm Preciosa Ornela fire polished rounds pack two colors into one bead — light green and purple meet in a single faceted glass sphere that shifts as it catches the light. You get 25 pieces, each with a high-durability finish that won't fade or flake with wear.
The two-tone transparent finish layers light green and purple so both colors read simultaneously, giving the bead a moody, almost iridescent depth that changes depending on the angle and light source.
Specifications
- Size: 08mm
- Color: Tone Light Green/purple (transparent)
- Finish: Two Tone
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 25 Pieces
What to make with them
The 8mm size is a natural fit for statement earrings and focal bead necklaces where the color play can do its work up close; they also sit beautifully as accent beads in wirewrapped or strung designs alongside forest-toned gemstones, where the green-purple contrast echoes labradorite, amethyst, or peridot.










