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8SD454-HC: Seed Bead Silver Lined Gold Hex Cut 8/0 8c-93 - - 250 Gram Bags

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8SD454-HC: Seed Bead Silver Lined Gold Hex Cut 8/0 8c-93 - - 250 Gram Bags

Miyuki 8/0 hex cut seed beads in silver-lined gold come in a generous 250-gram bag, giving you serious working quantity of a finish that earns its place in detailed, high-impact work. The hex-cut facets on these Japanese glass beads catch and scatter light in a way round seeds simply can't.

Transparent glass over a reflective silver core produces a warm, luminous gold — the kind that glows from the inside rather than sitting flat on the surface.

Specifications

  • Size: 08/0
  • Color: Browns, Tans, and Golds (transparent)
  • Finish: Silver Lined
  • Origin: Japan
  • Quantity: 250g

What to make with them

Their 2.8–3.2 mm size makes them a natural choice for bead weaving patterns where you want a slightly chunkier scale — think peyote or brick stitch cuffs, right-angle weave panels, and loom work where the faceted edges create built-in texture. They also string beautifully alongside gemstones or metal components in strung necklaces and earring drops where that gold sparkle needs to hold its own.

$19.20
8SD454-HC: Seed Bead Silver Lined Gold Hex Cut 8/0 8c-93 - - 250 Gram Bags—
$19.20

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Miyuki 8/0 hex cut seed beads in silver-lined gold come in a generous 250-gram bag, giving you serious working quantity of a finish that earns its place in detailed, high-impact work. The hex-cut facets on these Japanese glass beads catch and scatter light in a way round seeds simply can't.

Transparent glass over a reflective silver core produces a warm, luminous gold — the kind that glows from the inside rather than sitting flat on the surface.

Specifications

  • Size: 08/0
  • Color: Browns, Tans, and Golds (transparent)
  • Finish: Silver Lined
  • Origin: Japan
  • Quantity: 250g

What to make with them

Their 2.8–3.2 mm size makes them a natural choice for bead weaving patterns where you want a slightly chunkier scale — think peyote or brick stitch cuffs, right-angle weave panels, and loom work where the faceted edges create built-in texture. They also string beautifully alongside gemstones or metal components in strung necklaces and earring drops where that gold sparkle needs to hold its own.