91SB554R: CZ Seed Bead Farfalle Trans Dark Topaz AB 3x7mm-1STR
Farfalle beads — the bow-tie-shaped Czech glass beads cut from glass tube — bring a distinctly vintage silhouette to your work, and this dark topaz AB colorway makes the most of that shape with a strong rainbow finish that shifts and catches light from every angle.
The transparent dark topaz base reads as a warm, deep amber-brown, while the AB coating lays a dramatic multicolor iris sheen over it — think oil-slick rainbows over dark honey.
Specifications
- Size: 03x07mm
- Color: Browns, Tans, and Golds (transparent)
- Finish: Rainbow/A.B./Iris
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 1 Strand
What to make with them
Their flat, winged profile makes farfalle beads ideal for surface embroidery and bead weaving accents where you want dimensional texture without added bulk — try them as connector beads between rounds in peyote or as focal clusters in fringe earrings where the bow-tie shape can flutter freely.
Original: $4.23
-65%$4.23
$1.48Product Information
Product Information
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Description
Farfalle beads — the bow-tie-shaped Czech glass beads cut from glass tube — bring a distinctly vintage silhouette to your work, and this dark topaz AB colorway makes the most of that shape with a strong rainbow finish that shifts and catches light from every angle.
The transparent dark topaz base reads as a warm, deep amber-brown, while the AB coating lays a dramatic multicolor iris sheen over it — think oil-slick rainbows over dark honey.
Specifications
- Size: 03x07mm
- Color: Browns, Tans, and Golds (transparent)
- Finish: Rainbow/A.B./Iris
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 1 Strand
What to make with them
Their flat, winged profile makes farfalle beads ideal for surface embroidery and bead weaving accents where you want dimensional texture without added bulk — try them as connector beads between rounds in peyote or as focal clusters in fringe earrings where the bow-tie shape can flutter freely.
