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8ST414-HCWF: Chevron Amethyst FC Coin 8mm

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8ST414-HCWF: Chevron Amethyst FC Coin 8mm

These 8mm amethyst coin beads are cut from genuine amethyst — a purple quartz and the classic February birthstone — giving you a flat, round silhouette that layers beautifully and sits flush against the skin. Coin shapes are workhorses for makers who want a polished, finished look without a lot of fuss.

Amethyst's natural color ranges from soft lilac to deep, moody violet, so each bead carries its own depth and variation — no two strands read exactly alike.

Specifications

  • Size: 8 mm
  • Color: Chevron Amethyst FC Coin
  • Material: Amethyst

What to make with them

String them single-strand for a clean, minimal bracelet or necklace, or mix them into multi-strand designs where their flat profile keeps things from getting too bulky. They're also a strong choice for bead embroidery and right-angle weave, where the coin shape fills space evenly and the stone's surface catches light without competing with surrounding elements.

$28.00
8ST414-HCWF: Chevron Amethyst FC Coin 8mm—
$28.00

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These 8mm amethyst coin beads are cut from genuine amethyst — a purple quartz and the classic February birthstone — giving you a flat, round silhouette that layers beautifully and sits flush against the skin. Coin shapes are workhorses for makers who want a polished, finished look without a lot of fuss.

Amethyst's natural color ranges from soft lilac to deep, moody violet, so each bead carries its own depth and variation — no two strands read exactly alike.

Specifications

  • Size: 8 mm
  • Color: Chevron Amethyst FC Coin
  • Material: Amethyst

What to make with them

String them single-strand for a clean, minimal bracelet or necklace, or mix them into multi-strand designs where their flat profile keeps things from getting too bulky. They're also a strong choice for bead embroidery and right-angle weave, where the coin shape fills space evenly and the stone's surface catches light without competing with surrounding elements.