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8SD579-DR: DBL-0002 Delica Metallic Dark Blue Iris 8/0 - 8GM

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8SD579-DR: DBL-0002 Delica Metallic Dark Blue Iris 8/0 - 8GM

Miyuki's 8/0 Delica beads are precision tube-cut in Japan for the consistent sizing and uniform holes that make pattern work genuinely satisfying — and this dark blue iris colorway brings a moody, iridescent metallic edge to that reliable geometry.

The solid metallic surface shifts between deep blue and spectral iris tones, delivering strong shine with the kind of dramatic, color-shifting impact that reads differently in every light.

Specifications

  • Size: 08/0
  • Color: Blues (mixed)
  • Material: Glass, made in Japan
  • Quantity: 8g

What to make with them

The larger 8/0 Delica format is a natural fit for loom and peyote work where you want bolder graphic impact than 11/0s allow, and the metallic iris finish makes it especially compelling for herringbone cuffs, mosaic-style pendants, or any structural beadwork where the surface needs to carry visual weight on its own.

$3.24
8SD579-DR: DBL-0002 Delica Metallic Dark Blue Iris 8/0 - 8GM—
$3.24

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Miyuki's 8/0 Delica beads are precision tube-cut in Japan for the consistent sizing and uniform holes that make pattern work genuinely satisfying — and this dark blue iris colorway brings a moody, iridescent metallic edge to that reliable geometry.

The solid metallic surface shifts between deep blue and spectral iris tones, delivering strong shine with the kind of dramatic, color-shifting impact that reads differently in every light.

Specifications

  • Size: 08/0
  • Color: Blues (mixed)
  • Material: Glass, made in Japan
  • Quantity: 8g

What to make with them

The larger 8/0 Delica format is a natural fit for loom and peyote work where you want bolder graphic impact than 11/0s allow, and the metallic iris finish makes it especially compelling for herringbone cuffs, mosaic-style pendants, or any structural beadwork where the surface needs to carry visual weight on its own.