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91SB566R: CZ Seed Bead Farfalle Trans Aqua AB 3x7mm-1STR

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91SB566R: CZ Seed Bead Farfalle Trans Aqua AB 3x7mm-1STR

Preciosa Ornela's farfalle beads are a bow-tie or butterfly-wing shape cut from glass tube, and this aqua AB version gives you that distinctive pinched silhouette in a color that reads like sunlit shallow water. At 3x7mm they're substantial enough to anchor a design without overwhelming it.

The transparent aqua base lets light pass through while the AB finish lays a strong multicolor rainbow reflection over the surface, so the color shifts as the piece moves.

Specifications

  • Size: 03x07mm
  • Color: Blues (transparent)
  • Finish: Rainbow/A.B./Iris
  • Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 1 Strand

What to make with them

The flat, winged profile makes farfalle a natural choice for surface embroidery and bead weaving where you want dimensional texture — try them as accent beads in peyote or brick stitch panels, or string them on fine wire for statement earrings where the bow-tie shape can fan out and catch light from multiple angles.

$1.62

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$4.62

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Preciosa Ornela's farfalle beads are a bow-tie or butterfly-wing shape cut from glass tube, and this aqua AB version gives you that distinctive pinched silhouette in a color that reads like sunlit shallow water. At 3x7mm they're substantial enough to anchor a design without overwhelming it.

The transparent aqua base lets light pass through while the AB finish lays a strong multicolor rainbow reflection over the surface, so the color shifts as the piece moves.

Specifications

  • Size: 03x07mm
  • Color: Blues (transparent)
  • Finish: Rainbow/A.B./Iris
  • Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 1 Strand

What to make with them

The flat, winged profile makes farfalle a natural choice for surface embroidery and bead weaving where you want dimensional texture — try them as accent beads in peyote or brick stitch panels, or string them on fine wire for statement earrings where the bow-tie shape can fan out and catch light from multiple angles.