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8SD396-HC: Seed Bead Dark Smoky Amethyst Luster Hex Cut 8/0 8c-171 - - 250 Gram Bags

8SD396-HC: Seed Bead Dark Smoky Amethyst Luster Hex Cut 8/0 8c-171 - - 250 Gram Bags

Miyuki's 8/0 hex cut seed beads in dark smoky amethyst luster come in a generous 250g bag, giving you serious working quantity of a color that earns its keep — a moody, dimensional purple with faceted sides that catch light the way a round bead simply can't.

The transparent glass lets depth of color show through while the luster coating lays a soft, glassy glow over the surface, so the smoky amethyst reads rich rather than flat.

Specifications

  • Size: 08/0
  • Color: Purples (transparent)
  • Finish: Transparent/Luster
  • Material: Glass, made in Japan
  • Quantity: 250g

What to make with them

The hex cut facets make these a strong choice for peyote and brick stitch work where you want texture and light play built into the fabric itself; they're also well suited to bead weaving projects like herringbone cuffs or netted collars where the faceted edges catch and reflect neighboring beads.

$6.35

Original: $18.15

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8SD396-HC: Seed Bead Dark Smoky Amethyst Luster Hex Cut 8/0 8c-171 - - 250 Gram Bags—

$18.15

$6.35

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Miyuki's 8/0 hex cut seed beads in dark smoky amethyst luster come in a generous 250g bag, giving you serious working quantity of a color that earns its keep — a moody, dimensional purple with faceted sides that catch light the way a round bead simply can't.

The transparent glass lets depth of color show through while the luster coating lays a soft, glassy glow over the surface, so the smoky amethyst reads rich rather than flat.

Specifications

  • Size: 08/0
  • Color: Purples (transparent)
  • Finish: Transparent/Luster
  • Material: Glass, made in Japan
  • Quantity: 250g

What to make with them

The hex cut facets make these a strong choice for peyote and brick stitch work where you want texture and light play built into the fabric itself; they're also well suited to bead weaving projects like herringbone cuffs or netted collars where the faceted edges catch and reflect neighboring beads.